Sorry for humanizing the socks. But it does remind me of a relationship I have, or don't have, right now. I feel like I have lost more than a sock, it's someone in my life, someone who matters to me almost more than life itself. But right now, lost to me. What can I really do?
I can choose to fret and worry and bemoan my feelings of loss, which I must admit I do sometimes, in the wee hours of the night. But the fact is, I can't make them come back into my life, no matter how hard I try right now. But like my precious lost sock, maybe I can also hold out hope, keeping a place ready because one day, like the sock, he will show up and return to his rightful place in my heart and my life. And I will be so extremely happy....
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3 comments:
The missing sock conundrum. I too have often wondered where do the socks go? I wrote a poem about such an event and geared an entire r.a.n.t. article on the very same concept. It was all written with humour, of course. If you would like to read them, look for the tag 'clothing' in my blog. I'd love to hear your thoughts on what I wrote.
As for the analogy of missing socks in your life. Remember, sometimes, no matter how much we cherish a pair of socks. Sometimes we have to give up on the old socks and look for new socks to wear.
Have a great day!
Touche, so true! However, some people, like some socks, are valuable and worth holding out for! I love how the mundane can turn into such thought-provoking fodder!
So true!! Great motivational post.. Love it!!
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