The wind sighs with heartfelt pain.
Tears are falling across the continents ,
mourning an innovator, mourning a dreamer.
His journey out of the box,
change the world today, why not?
He followed his dreams, his gut.
His words, " stay hungry, stay foolish."
Chasing dreams, making them a reality.
His journey an inspiration to all.
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perhaps we should learn to ask why not instead of why...perhaps that is yet another of his legacies
ReplyDeleteLet us all chase our dreams today!!
ReplyDeleteAsking why not instead of why could make things go in the right direction for a change.
ReplyDeleteBrian...perhaps we should..smiles.
ReplyDeleteCaroline, I think we need to....
ReplyDeletePat, we should strive to be open to new ideas and chase the dreams....
ReplyDeleteWe can all learn wonderful lessons from the way he lived his life. Lovely tribute :)
ReplyDeleteInspiring, yes. Stay foolish. Stay hungry.
ReplyDeleteyes!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Honolulu;
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Lori, we can and we should :) thank you.
ReplyDeleteMelissa, he was inspiring .......
ReplyDeleteCloudia, YES! :)
ReplyDeleteour two words this week stirred me as i sat to write with them ~ i love that you incorporated them into a tribute. just perfect!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Adrienne. Steve Jobs touched all our lives...and I felt so sad when I heard he passed away.
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
ReplyDeleteI am missing Steve, too. Paid tribute to his genius in 2 posts. So good to see so many honoring his legacy and work.
ReplyDeleteStay hungry, indeed! :o)
he was certainly an amazing and accomplished man.
ReplyDeleteyep - he was an awesome man - thinking out of the box - and see how he changed the world..
ReplyDeleteImportant stuff, Ayala
ReplyDeleteWhy not? makes some people just stand out!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Marinela :)
ReplyDeleteLaQueshia..... He inspired so many. We were all touched by him.
ReplyDeleteYes, Ed. He was :)
ReplyDeleteClaudia, he was awesome. So sad when he passed away .....
ReplyDeleteThank you, Luke. Hope all is well :)
ReplyDeleteGems, true, why not is what changes the world. :)
ReplyDeleteHe'd always be missed.
ReplyDeleteLovely tribute.
ReplyDeleteDid you listen to his Stanford speech, incredible. He was a techie but such a dreamer and so human. Interesting combination I hate when I learn more about people once they pass.
ReplyDeleteSteve Jobs is my sons hero, he still can't believe he's gone, an amazing mentor to look up too
ReplyDeleteHe will, Serendipity...he will!
ReplyDeleteThank you, KB :)
ReplyDeleteLauren, his speech was inspiring as he was....I think more people are aware of his story now....
ReplyDeleteChristine, I don't think we want to believe that he is gone...such a bright star..he was a hero to so many.
ReplyDeleteI love the title of this poem because it is so reflective of Jobs philosophy. He always questioned the dominant theories and asked why can't we do it another way? His presence will be missed. In more ways than we are capable of recognizing.
ReplyDeletewonderful tribute! great message! I'm so happy that you can express the way you do!
ReplyDeleteenjoyed this one!
thank you ayala