Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Traveling lightly

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Is a luxury I can't afford
In this lifetime, at least


Every single time I travel, I haul two luggages
One for my stuff and another for my food for journey


Call it the perks of being a strict vegetarian
I'm too sensitive to eat food cooked by other people too


So, I've said goodbye to eating out a long time ago
I'm just grateful my body still accepts coffee shop drinks


Carrying luggages around in between transits
Is never convenient


Even when I have ample time to go around another city
I would pass the chance


Well, simply going around the airport stores is tedious
It's hard to navigate around the aisles with all my stuff


Good thing that the same does not apply in life
I've learned to travel lightly with my mind


I don't need to carry the baggages of the past
Or the what-ifs of the future


I've been taught to erase the memories
Which no longer serve me well


Worrying never helps
It only makes my head dizzy and my heart heavy


I'm beginning to embrace the beauty of surrender
Of flowing with what is and accepting the higher plan for me


It doesn't mean that I lie down under the guava tree all day
Waiting for the fruit to drop


I do make effort as much as I can
But when all is said and done, I let go


And let God do the rest

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