The Novice Poem by Paul Hartal

The Novice

Rating: 5.0


Late night of every Monday
I immigrate into Tuesday.
But I cannot stop yonder.
So I move to Wednesday.

And then I continue my journey
arriving as a lonely stranger
to Thursday.

Still unsettled, I relocate
as an outsider to Friday
And become
an unseasoned trainee
on Saturday.

Yet the clock on the wall
keeps ticking and tocking.
And next morning I wake up
As a dawning new visitor
to an inexorable Sunday.

Well, actually it doesn't matter
How old I am.
To every new day
I am a newcomer, a novice.

Just like you.

Monday, February 23, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: philosophy
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valsa George 31 October 2017

Beautifully summed up! Yes, each day is a new birth and we too are initiated into new experiences and new challenges! That way we are all novices in the art of living! A sure 10

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Kim Barney 24 February 2015

Wonderful way of looking at things! I really like this. I am voting it a ten.

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