Wait for the dawning

19 thoughts on “Wait for the dawning”

1. Very true.

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2. The last line sums it up. It’s not about being new or old.

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   1. Exactly! Thanks, Reena!

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4. True lines. I liked the photo too. 🙂

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   1. Thank you so much! 😊

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5. So true …. but sometimes all new needs is time to show it’s worthiness.

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   1. Yes, I agree, Frank! Thank you for commenting. 😉

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6. Like shoes… new has to be broken in?
   Certainly there are some ‘New’ things I can do without 🙂

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   1. Some “new” things need time to prove their value. I’m not one to pounce on purchasing something new until I know more about it, especially electronics. 😉

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      1. Hubby’s got a smart phone… Through his work. (Though retired he still helps occasionally so he gets to keep it).

         So many phones and plans. For a while there was one type of smart phone they wouldn’t allow on planes. Not sure if that issue was fixed.

         I still have records and CD’s. I remember 8track tapes and cassettes. And of course the ‘real’ dial phones. And TV’s with picture tubes. Us older folks need to stick together, so we can get lost together 😉

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      2. Ha ha! I love the last sentence in your comment! Yep, I remember all that stuff too. I love some of the new fangled stuff like smart phones and computers. We don’t don’t buy the newest trends but wait and see how they fare. 😉

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      3. 😀

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7. Very interesting question Eugi!! And a solid poem to back up the question….New is NOT necessarily better indeed…..
   {{{hugs}}} Sherri-Ellen (BellaSita Mum) & purrss BellaDharma

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   1. Thank you! 😉 Hugs and purrs, BellaSita and BellaDharma! 🥰😻

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8. Thank you and good news about the reader!

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9. Some old possessions hold precious memories. ❤ Love this poem and agree with the sentiments, Eugi!

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   1. Thank you, Cheryl! ❤️

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