we all dance to a different drummer
with greatly varying propensities
that makes our world so intriguing
for if we were all the same
that would be a shame
monotony and boredom would abound
embrace diversity
for it adds colour
get curious and explore!
dVerse, 44 words ‘drum’, Mish – pexel image
Good point: we each dance to a different drummer.
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Love it
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Great.
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‘get curious and explore!’ Very good message. The whole poem centers around it, great!
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keep dancing everyone .great poem.
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I absolutely agree. There is so much out there to learn from each other.
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Excellent write! 💝
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The message in this poem is so true. Nicely done.
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It does! (K)
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That’s what makes beautiful music. All the “wonderful sounds” coming together to create this intertwined mosaic we call the world.
If all was the same – I don’t think so.
Embrace the different “drumming sounds.”
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lovely, well said Glen!
I often think of each of us as an important thread of a very large tapestry … each thread embracing those around them 🙂
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Well said on your part as well.
We’re like pieces of a huge puzzle. Every peice is vitally important in order to view the finished mastepeice. If even one peice is missing, you can still see the relative version of the end result, but it is not the version that was created. In order to see the true masterpiece, we need all the puzzle peices in order to see the end result.
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This is totally true..and i love that you emphasized how boring the world could be if we are all the same…in fashion, in art we need colors, lots of it..so as in life and in people…
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I love diversity. And we’re also all connected, have the same consciousness running through us, no matter how diverse we may be.
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So true, Kate! All those different rhythms contribute to the world’s symphony.
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True words.
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Hear! Hear! Beat that drum!
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Love the colours of diversity! Unity in diversity is all we need…
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yes that would be a huge and monumental achievement Rita, we would heal ourselves and our world!
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Being different from one another fills up our world like nothing else. But what’s more important is that we should embrace the difference of others with open hearts and minds.
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well said and so true Hammad, if we do that it will cure many ills!
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All that drumming surely creates a beautiful symphony! And curiosity keeps the child within alive! Well said, Kate.
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Exactly! It always amazes me how much time and energy we tend to spend trying to get other people to think and act like us. They aren’t us, so how can that happen? Diversity is what makes life interesting, once we can stop being afraid of it. Loved this poem, Kate!
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Love the last line, indeed yes, explore.
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open that door and love will flow with it 🙂
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Lovely and profound poem, Kate. Every drummer beats his own drums. We have to embrace diversity and get curious to explore the life that is given to us. Too good.
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Great message, Kate!
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Yes, the mix of the tossed salad delicious flavors all around!
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You just nailed it Kate! Like Maya Angelou said, “It is time for parents to teach young people early on that in diversity there is beauty and there is strength.”
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if we all lived like that Nathi they would naturally absorb it … we need to lead by example!
Thanks for adding you voice 🙂
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We each need our own rhythm… otherwise you are likely a soldier following orders.
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loved the poem – and the end
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Love this! Embrace our differences!
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Black Thru Rainbow
Colors Drum
Beats
Dance
Sing
Humans
HeARTS
HeaRinG LoVE
Rains Storms NoW
BRinGinG Truth Out Of
DruM EaTinG BEaTinG Lies..:)
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Thanks for the inspiration
SMiLes i strive to make
Every Word A Song Every
Move A Dance
Holy And
Sacred
To See All
Of Live As
Verb of Love
Measure of
Light Real As Love😁
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Yep, Kate, and here’s to the most bracing diversity of all, that of the mind. Far more interesting than the superficialities that distinguish us.
Even when I disagree, listening and interacting is good exercise. Occasionally it leads, even, to changed minds, both mine and theirs.
That’s not the point, though. However, dancing through life’s delightfully endless library, is.
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that last sentence says it all Keith … care for a waltz 🙂
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Thought you’d never ask!
Funny, too, “waltzing” was the word I chose originally, but then dismissed it as being too “Tales from the Vienna Woods.”
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I’m a huge fan of Johann Strauss 🙂
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Likewise. I was probably the only kid on the bus back from the 8th-grade DC field trip with both Wang Chung and Strauss playing through the headsets.
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Each one has our own inner rhythm to which we dance across this life’s stage. The trick is to dance with others instead of shoving them off the stage.
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“embRACE diversity” adds colour where it lives!
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Yes! Yes! And Yes! 🙂
We must watch, learn, and share the joy!
(((HUGS))) 🙂
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Lovely poem Kate.
Our lives should not revolve around me and myself instead it should be us.
From life to music if it’s sharing we enjoy a lot more.
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Beautifully said.
And of His signs is the creation of the heavens and the earth and the diversity of your languages and your colors. Indeed in that are signs for those of knowledge.” – [30:22]
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i love this Kate – it encompasses everything good about humanity – so wonderfully said!
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