
In this spoken‑word piece, the narrator reflects on the varied ways people approach life—some planning for retirement and peace, others living day‑to‑day without foresight. He looks back on personal grief and the subsequent relief he found, attributing change to a worthy cause and acknowledging the slow, lifelong nature of transformation. The poem weaves spiritual imagery, invoking the night, the longing for dawn, and the hope that the sun will illuminate a better day. It emphasizes repentance before the metaphorical ‘end of days,’ using cosmic symbols like a turning wheel in the sky and the eyes of God to underscore the need for bravery and faith. The overall message is a contemplative call to seek redemption, hope, and light amid life’s journey.










