Why just walk if I can run?
Why just run if I can jump?
Why just jump if I can leap?
Why just leap if I can dance?
Why “just do” anything?
Why not just do everything with
as much interest, attention and
engagement
as I possibly can?
This is not “just moving,” this is my Life –
my ‘one and only wild and precious life.’
And if can only walk,
I Will Walk.
Until really,
I just can’t.
Note: the phrase ‘one wild and precious life’ came to me from “The Summer Day” by Mary Oliver
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