Know that life is short
Do not spend it wastefully
But still, you should spend
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Know that life is short
Do not spend it wastefully
But still, you should spend
David Emeron: Sonnets 
I love this!
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Thank you. Good to see you again. I’m not sure how or why, but when I clicked on your name it said I was no longer following you! I am not sure how that happened. I am glad I have fixed it.
Oh but wait…. Is it because you fixed that link/follow issued I mentioned?
Wonderful to see you.
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It’s exactly why! Too many people were having trouble with buttons on my blog and following me. Such is why I’ve left self hosting behind ;-)
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I see how it sometimes takes people “out of the loop” so to speak.
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(laugh) this is a fun haiku. thank you, also, for “liking” my recent posts.
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: )
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Surprisingly(and annoying enough) your posts do not feature in my reader anymore. Do you think I did something? How do I fix it?
Anyway, this little post makes a lot of sense than it ideally should, given its just 3 short lines. :)
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Thank you. Occasionally, I do put some thought into these little introductions of mine; although I will admit that most often I just dash them off after finishing a sonnet. Sometimes, if the sonnet is a rework of an older work of mine in another form, I sometimes include the original; although only if I feel its form is interesting enough to warrant this.
I am told by vastly more experienced bloggers that such unusual behaviour on the part of the “reader” sometimes happens for no reason; and that doubtless, one has generally done nothing to cause it to occur. They also make mention of an impression that this quirk may be undone by unfollowing and refollowing a particular blog. However I have not, as of yet, had this problem (that I know of.)
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…and I was told by my favorite tech guy that “computers don’t work. Just un-check and recheck things to reset the settings when they mess up.”
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What else can one do?!?
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I enjoy your intros. Your whimsy sometimes comes out in them.
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I did take some time to ponder this one.
This is a message I have been given time and time again by others–particularly when I was quite a bit younger and they, on the other hand, were much older and wiser.
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Thank you so much for those wise words David! I’m sorry I don’t visit that much anymore but talking about time…. I’m doing my best to use it wisely especially now that there are many things going on in my life. So, you see.. sending you this short message is a part good time spend! ;)
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I always scroll down so I can read your intros first. One definitely should not spend life in a musty little change purse – spend spend spend!!!!!
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