T.T.T

My screen saver says T.T.T - I had completely tuned out to it, having seen it multiple times daily for the last 7 months. But now I have new (and great) flatmates and one asked:

"What is T.T.T?"

I will share with you what I shared with him:

"T.T.T
Put up in a place
where it’s easy to see
the cryptic admonishment
    T.T.T.
When you feel how depressingly
slowly you climb,
it’s well to remember that
    Things Take Time."

PS This is the second time I have blogged this poet Piet Hein’s Gruks - they are simply too good!

My favourite is called The Road to Wisdom…will post it shortly in keeping with Piet’s penchant for brevity but you all know how to use Google if you can’t wait…

3 Responses to “T.T.T”

  1. Natalie Shell: think talk walk » Blog Archive » Coexistance…and More Grooks Says:

    [...] d and enlivened and bemused by Piet Hein.  So here, again, and again, I post of his collection that today I like most   And then I recall Poetry need&#8 [...]

  2. Natalie Shell Says:

    Patience is a virtue and a power too. Patience tells us that the journey of a
    thousand miles begins with a single step and that we get to our destination one
    step at a time. Patience teaches us not to rush. Knowing that there is a reason
    and a season for everything, it enables us to smile at the challenges realizing
    that there is an answer to every problem. And, even though we cannot see it, we
    have the awareness that within every crisis there is opportunity. Today let me
    enjoy being patient.
    ______________________________________via Zeynep Mufti

  3. Natalie Shell: think talk walk » Blog Archive » The Sounds of Silence… Says:

    [...] also highlights the power of the artistic response. And reminds me a bit, that things take time. (T.T.T) But actually, in the whole scheme of things, not that [...]

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