A Grand Tapestry of Life

Each thread in the tapestry of life,
A story told, of joy and strife,
A tale woven, in colors bright,
Of love and loss, of day and night.

The smallest detail, so easy to miss,
Can hold the key, to our place in this,
A world so vast, so full of wonder,
A place where we all must wander.

The gentle touch of a summer breeze,
The rustle of leaves, in the autumn trees,
The sweet scent of flowers, in the spring,
The sound of snowflakes, softly cascading.

All of these, the smallest things,
Can teach us more, than any kings,
For they remind us, of the beauty around,
And the grace that in every moment is found.

Oh, how easy it is to forget,
The wonder of life, in the daily fret,
But in the smallest things, we can see,
The beauty and mystery, that sets us free.

For we are all but a thread, in the grand tapestry,
A part of the whole, in a vast symphony,
And though we may seem small, and insignificant,
We are a part of the whole, in every single moment.