Now that I’m here

Now that I am here
Why must I worry about where I am not
Let them flow as they ought
Why worry when there is no need to worry
Hasten your walk more than you could
See with me that there is no room for a hurry
Just remain calm and be ruled

Now that I am here
No need to labour for where I am not
Man is created with some limitations
Adjust them you see you cannot
No matter how much you try
You cannot change the situation
Have it cool and think about here
This is the much you can get now
Live and work for the now and here
Lest all your Endeavours will be cowed

Now that I am here
I am bound not to consider the past
It was there and not here
Let your aspirations be here cast
The now and here is the truth
Yesterdays were but empty stories that make for today
Tomorrows are dreams that totally depend on here
So no other thing is tangible but today
Live it well

 
Prisca Onyinye Nwokorie is a  Roman Catholic Nun. She belongs to the religious order of “Oblates of St. Benedict Joseph Labre” in Italy. She is a graduate of the University of Bari where she obtained her Bachelor’s and Masters’ degrees in “Information and Communication Technologies for the Production of Software” and “Computer Science” respectively. Currently, she is carrying out research work on “E-learning for Developing Countries”.
About Sr Prisca Nwokorie
Prisca Onyinye Nwokorie is a Roman Catholic Nun in the Congregation of the Oblate Sisters of St Benedict Joseph Labre based in Italy. She is a writer and poet, with BSc. degree in “Information and Communication Technologies for the Production of Software”, and an MSc. degree in “Computer Science”, both obtained from the University of Bari in Italy. Presently, she is working towards creating a forum to promote e-learning in every field of life for the youths in underdeveloped countries.

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