“All things come round to those him will but wait.”
~Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
“All things must change to something new, to something strange.”
~Henry Wadswoth Longfellow
This past week I recently united with one of my dearest friends. Its been a few years since we’ve last spoke or been in the company of each other and you know although time passes, you grow up, learn more and experience more and much as times goes by, the little things that mattered the most and the intangible things that were once held so dear to the heart simply appear right in front of you and it seems like things have never changed. I instantly felt myself not only reuniting with a dear friend but meeting that kindred spirit and introducing myself to him all over again. Multiple accounts of daydreaming and past memories of some of the most memorable occasions and occurrences overwhelmed me, in a good way though. I instantly realized after analyzing the feeling and thoughts occurring within me, that I am not only blessed but made aware that this occurrence doesn’t happen too often. We are doing something that most people never get a chance to do in life at all. Reunited with no regrets, no anger, and most of all no hatred after a such a period of time and beginning from scratch. I admit I almost forgot how amazing it can be to be simply captivated by the presence and ora of someone. For my friend knows not that it is he, that inspired this blog, this entry.
Throughout this week prior to seeing him again for the second time and while in state of excitement and wonder at the same time I got to thinking about second chances. Second chances to try again at a loss or dwindled friendship or relationship, lost love and opportunities that reappear in our lives. It sometimes isn’t quite evident instantly but after you get to pondering on it, second chances shouldn’t be taken lightly. I got to thinking about our second chance and how are adapting to it now. It is quite a learning experience and I admit as he says as well,, interesting. I wonder though, when and if we are given second chances, how do we approach something new that is yet something very much acquainted with? Hmm.. I can’t help but wonder. I strategically analyze every approach and at the same time simply allow things to flow on their own and take it for what its worth. And, for that matter, I sincerely feel its not by chance. It simply estactics me that “WOW, I have my friend back”. One thing I learned from him that he probably has no idea, that its not strange or questioning to admit, that someone can indeed know you better than you know yourself. You know its funny that some people spend their entire lives searching for someone to inhabit this connection, this ability, and some times its right there in front of you staring in your face, literally staring you in your face across from a table. That is not only shocking, but amazing and the greatest feeling in the world. It’s the sheer acceptance of seeing that person from deep within minus their fault, minus the mistakes made, minus the insecurities and most of all minus the major turn offs. Its just a breath of fresh air, a calming effect of meeting someone you know for the first time for the second time.
In closure of this blog I found these quote quite conclusive to my current experience with reunions and second chances. Ponder on these and apply them to your situation and oh what an insight will occur.
“Love is an action, never simply a feeling”
~bell hooks
“The secret of happiness is to admire without desiring.”
~Carl Sandburg
Until my next post, peace, prosperity and infinite blessings
OneLuv,
Monique
“1MOpoeticsoulstress”


