When My Mind Is Still...: When the NEW is better then the OLD.

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

When the NEW is better then the OLD.

Saw this last night with a friend. We found it to be quite humerous at times. Although those around us did not... they were so serious.

The highlight was NEW Cap. Kirk. Actually liked him much better then old.

I can handle that kind of change.

1 comment:

Holly said...: I cannot wait to see this movie!!! It is out here - we just never get out to the movies!!!! I've heard good things... did you know Kirk is the son (in real life) of the sgt on CHiPs????!!; June 4, 2009 at 8:10 AM

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

When My Mind is Still

When my mind is still and alone with the beating of my heart,
I remember things too easily forgotten:
The purity of early love,
The maturity of unselfish love that asks --
desires -- nothing but another's good,
The idealism that has persisted through all the tempest of life.

When my mind is still and alone with the beating of my heart,
I can find a quiet assurance, an inner peace, in the core of my being.
It can face the doubt, the loneliness, the anxiety,
Can accept these harsh realities and can even grow
Because of these challenges to my essential being.

When my mind is still and alone with the beating of my heart,
I can sense my basic humanity,
And then I know that all men and women are my brothers and sisters.
Nothing but my own fear and distrust can separate me from the love of friends.
If I can trust others, accept them, enjoy them,
Then my life shall surely be richer and more full.
If I can accept others, this will help them to be more truly themselves,
And they will be more able to accept me.

When my mind is still and alone with the beating of my heart,
I know how much life has given me:
The history of the race, friends and family,
The opportunity to work, the chance to build myself.
Then wells within me the urge to live more abundantly,
With greater trust and joy,
With more profound seriousness and earnest service,
And yet more calmly at the heart of life.

-Paul Beattie