Have you ever been on your way home,
coming toward an intersection,
given the choice of,
do I take the longer way that comes to me far sooner,
or do I wait for the traffic light to change,
to take a shorter path?
What a lovely little moment,
a richly perfect moment.
Forced to make a decision, so very inconsequential.
On the way to a decision, where one must choose that trivially wonderful feeling of saved time
or that wonderfully trivial sensation of less effort henceforth made.
So very ridiculous, so very meaningful.
A juncture without significant undulations into the passageways within your life,
that feels so very big when you are there.
A mature feeling mischievousness that makes the day a bit warmer.
For this I cannot hate mankind.
Undulant Rave: The Whimsy of Choosing A Street Light (The World’s Reborn in 4)
