All these things come and go but one

This is a deftly handled little piece that takes a now "common" theme/statement and turns it with aplomb into something many a so called "perfectly created" poem lacks...life:)
This poet displays a seemingly natural knack for presenting an organic whole - poem-poet-receiver- in a way that talks to its experiencer like a "Friend", not presenting the work in print and letting the reader, at best, feel like a "voyeur" (not an easy thing to execute, even with the best of writers :) ).