I wish Love gave life a chance
I wish everyone spoke in funny accents
I wish children didn't have to die
I wish people took the time
I wish animals could talk
I wish I could make the world in my mind fuse together with the world everyone else sees
I wish I was on the road right now
I wish everyone knew how to be who they were all the way through
I wish it rained more when the sun is out
I wish I only had to grow down from here
I wish I knew how to make you as happy as I am when I see you, just because your alive
I wish alot, but mostly, I hope
I hope the sun never leaves me for too long and the moon is always by my side
I hope to someday cross out everything on my bucket list
I hope you know how much I love you, just because you smiled that once
I hope to someday learn who I am
I hope that we never learn the answer to the question because then what would we search for?
I hope you comment on this
I hope you learn to appreciate you for who you are
I hope someday in some way all of my dreams come true
I hope that life comes at me as it sees fit
I hope I grasp every opportunity and leaved no stone unturned
I hope none of my wishes come true because I like life just the way it is and will someday be
Tuesdays Words of Encouraging Talk
My aunt has a blog, Treasure, and she showed me the 'link party' at Call Me Blessed so I decided to give it a
try;
I have always been a free-spirit, I'm outgoing and talk to every stranger on the street I see whether they have a frown or a smile, be man or woman, old or young. I try to make contact with all in hopes that it will spice up my day as well as theirs. Most of the people I talk to talk back but its once in a blue moon that someone else approaches me.
I suppose there must have been a blue moon the other night because I was walking on the covered bridge with my friend around 3 in the afternoon when a young man of about 20 came up to me and asked if he could barrow my phone to make a quick call, willingly I handed him my phone and asked him to just make sure he didn't leave the bridge with it.
Me and my friend then sat of the bridge bench and waited for the man to be done with his call. It was about 3 minutes before he walked back to us, with tears in his eyes. As he slipped my phone in back into my hand I put my palm over his and asked what was wrong, concern coloring my voice. He looked up at me and smiled the biggest smile I'd ever seen, the tears freely flowing down now. He told me that that call had been to a man about a job and, because he called so soon he got the job. The man on the bridge then swept in up in the big hug thanking me for letting him use my phone and telling me that, even though it mustn't of seemed like too big of a deal to me, if I had hadn't let him make that call he wouldn't have gotten the job and he and his girlfriend would have been throw out of their house with a newborn. He then went on to show me pictures of his family and tell me about the job. After about a half an hour the man left to tell his girl the good news.
This encounter really got me thinking; I never thought twice about giving the man my phone, but say I had? Say I had decided it was too risky and I told the man no? He wouldn't have gotten the job and him and his new family would be a lot worse off right now. The thing is though, I didn't say no, I took a risk and I changed someones life with a simple yes.
So this Tuesday as you read my story it is my hope that you are encouraged to take a chance on your fellow human beings. After all, one yes could change a life and what is it we were set on this earth for if not to learn to work together, bettering the life's of those around us.
try;
I have always been a free-spirit, I'm outgoing and talk to every stranger on the street I see whether they have a frown or a smile, be man or woman, old or young. I try to make contact with all in hopes that it will spice up my day as well as theirs. Most of the people I talk to talk back but its once in a blue moon that someone else approaches me.
I suppose there must have been a blue moon the other night because I was walking on the covered bridge with my friend around 3 in the afternoon when a young man of about 20 came up to me and asked if he could barrow my phone to make a quick call, willingly I handed him my phone and asked him to just make sure he didn't leave the bridge with it.
Me and my friend then sat of the bridge bench and waited for the man to be done with his call. It was about 3 minutes before he walked back to us, with tears in his eyes. As he slipped my phone in back into my hand I put my palm over his and asked what was wrong, concern coloring my voice. He looked up at me and smiled the biggest smile I'd ever seen, the tears freely flowing down now. He told me that that call had been to a man about a job and, because he called so soon he got the job. The man on the bridge then swept in up in the big hug thanking me for letting him use my phone and telling me that, even though it mustn't of seemed like too big of a deal to me, if I had hadn't let him make that call he wouldn't have gotten the job and he and his girlfriend would have been throw out of their house with a newborn. He then went on to show me pictures of his family and tell me about the job. After about a half an hour the man left to tell his girl the good news.
This encounter really got me thinking; I never thought twice about giving the man my phone, but say I had? Say I had decided it was too risky and I told the man no? He wouldn't have gotten the job and him and his new family would be a lot worse off right now. The thing is though, I didn't say no, I took a risk and I changed someones life with a simple yes.
So this Tuesday as you read my story it is my hope that you are encouraged to take a chance on your fellow human beings. After all, one yes could change a life and what is it we were set on this earth for if not to learn to work together, bettering the life's of those around us.
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| Ghandi |
My World
I have a world and to enter it all you have to do is let go of reason
Through to a new place
Defined by chaos
Ruled by illusion
My world is a never ending maze
One detour after the next
There you sit on music
Listen to chairs
There is a place where doors will wish you a nice day
The bed will complain you gave it a backach
The sky is green in my world
The grass blue
The sun sets upside down in my world
In my world you must keep your mind free of sanity to stay sane
Through to a new place
Defined by chaos
Ruled by illusion
My world is a never ending maze
One detour after the next
There you sit on music
Listen to chairs
There is a place where doors will wish you a nice day
The bed will complain you gave it a backach
The sky is green in my world
The grass blue
The sun sets upside down in my world
In my world you must keep your mind free of sanity to stay sane
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