Life’s jugglers, life’s illusions Seen to be busy, doing, doing Balls in the air, keeping up One falls, all fall, oh well! Back in the air again, no choice But they are not all the same Bigger, smaller, shapeless Sleep is setting in, eyes glazing Air will not keep them up Mind overcrowding, degrading Hypnotized, nothing left to do But let them be grounded Now one ball, one chosen one What joy, what relief mind, brain, heart synchronized To bring the best out For that one ball Then another, & again Bring on the next one
Hi Adrian, thanks for highlighting how juggling with many tasks at one go could easily lead to an overcrowded mind and caused distractions. Instead by focusing on one task, we can find more joy in completing that task and looking forward to the next challenge.