Both strong and weak may survive; if neither takes too seriously, the titles of ‘strong’ and ‘weak’.
OBEHI VESSEL A.How abstract we humans sound, when we say these are dark times. As though it isn’t in our hands that paint our times.
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And, when it comes to counting our blessings; we humans are all bad at math.
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Fear is a curtain telling you she’s a door walkthrough.
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This year has been heavy. Not meant to be carried alone.
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I have seen men, choose violence time after time. And in turn, I have seen violence choose them.
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And now, we look back at what was normal, and we find that normal isn’t always good or right; No. Normal, is whatever has been spent with us, the longest time. And that in itself is not a valid reason for it to stay.
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Second chances, are filled with humans hoping for a third.
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You can worry, or you can be wise. You cannot be both, at the same time.
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No, I’m not one to go in pursuit of happiness. It is common knowledge, is it not? That what is chased after will run.
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When you have no money, you’re penniless. When you have no love, you’re poor.en you have no love, you’re poor.
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‘Why are we here?’ I inquired of my body, spirit, and soul. ‘Here to do whatever feels good.’ Said the first. ‘Here to do what feels good.’ Said the second. ‘Here to choose.’ Said the third. ‘Between both.’
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Past lifetimes do not concern me. Whatever memory succumbs to be forgotten, is one I do not aspire to repeat.
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Patience is not the ability to wait. It is, how we wait; an attitude so unruffled, that none can tell if we’re waiting or not.
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A fair – weathered friend; I am not. I bring my own sunshine.
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Spiritual or religious. Which will you be? Society, asks of me. Inscribe my name on the list. I said, of which has more compassion in it.
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It seems to be, that there are dual reasons why justice is rarely given. One, too little evidence. Two, too much.
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