Poetry: Limitations exist only to the limited, or do they?

Yes, with all of the pettiness of competition, democracy falls apart, because of the greed, the cheating, and the need to win, at any costs. Love never tries to win; it just loves, and then, everything that love touches turns into a winner then, anyway.

@Shiva49 Yes, time is important, and somebody else's hand seems to control the timing of most events here, be it God, our own soul, or some external timing force that God has placed in place to run the world according to his own timepiece. When we love though, we align ourself and recalibrate ourselves to God's timepiece then too, and so we are no longer so frantic about the timings of things we see in the world either. Love lifts us into God's time, or timeframe.

@innertalks Democracy has become a weapon in the hands of a few to manipulate the system and the citizens. This was highlighted in a dramatic way recently for the whole world to see and which was the norm in many poor countries. We know about mother's love that is at the highest point we can experience everywhere. Then the unseen and, maybe, unappreciated god's love that holds creation together and forgives us through the passage of time which we know of and also what we take for granted.

As someone else said here, we all do seem to be limited in our physical abilities, but you said it well, "As our abilities grow, our limits change." This growing into our abilities here, in this life, even applied to Jesus Christ, the son of God, himself. " And Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favour with God and man." Luke, chapter 2, verse 52. The manifesting of our abilities, and the removal of limitations, seems to also depend on the right timing too, as in these other quotes of Jesus Christ. John, chapter 2, verse 4: "And Jesus said to her, “Woman, what does this have to do with me? My hour has not yet come." John, chapter 7, verse 30: "So, they were seeking to arrest him, but no one laid a hand on him, because his hour had not yet come."

@innertalks Timing is everything. It doesn't seem like there should or would be limitations on Jesus, yet He needed to wait for the right time to accomplish His purpose.

@just4him Perhaps, time is not a limitation, as everything is measured, and happens in God's time too, when he plans for it to happen. 2 Peter, chapter 3, verses: 8-9 "But do not forget this one thing, dear friends: With the Lord, a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day. The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead, he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance."

Yes, if we can strive for perfection, the possibility of that perfection must exist. Also, the object of that perfection, which to my mind, must be God, must also exist.

@innertalks You are right.

Thanks. I like to give out some type of a message in my poetry too.

@innertalks Good to know. Thanks for sharing dear. Take care