The Winds Of Change
by Colin Fisher
The poem reflects on the concept of change, describing it as a force that can be initiated by one's inner voice. Change is depicted as dynamic, taking various forms and colors like a picture. The poet notes the subjective nature of change, influenced by individual feelings and emotions. The poem suggests that honesty about one's emotions is crucial for effective change and that concealing them can hinder progress. There's an acknowledgment of the uncertainty that change brings, symbolized by the future labeled as "the unknown." The poem encourages taking action, breaking free from inertia, and setting a new direction. Ultimately, it advocates embracing change as a natural and necessary part of life, comparing it to the winds that bring transformation.
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