Monday, April 25, 2016

Rub The Ghost’s Cheek

The winds are speaking. They utter a silent language—as vocal as pushing, to stir the spirits. This is your day: that triumphant passage; that measure of success; as forthwith as new responsibilities. Mother drops a tear; to witness such growth; to partake in building personality.

The tales are old; the trials are new; life becomes a length of vividness. We grow adversities, likings, even temperaments: as to change in an instance, fevered as normal, at odds to define this feature. There’s a symbol, favored in a gift, as a cake is sliced. The in-betweens become clear. The heart leaps; granted this river; as close to self as skin.

We live a maze, from picture to picture, a mind filled with tableaus; to adjust as needed, to form ideals, to learn philosophies. Our journey is ever a journey; it never ends; we become masters, when skilled this journey; so desire the good, as one that knows, to distinguish clearly.

The winds are excited; to verse through souls; this fervent song. They celebrate triumph; your inner warrior; your adamant breath. We tell a story, of the brightest lights, when love flickers; we live a life, where grains morph, where patience becomes virtue. Let us give, ever the vocal mirror, to reflect our inner person; as one to soar, to snatch a fragment of skies, to pull the exospheres.

Attempt it—to live it; this inner passion, to master mind, as to alleviate angst; for this is love, as to share gifts, as to mold kingdoms. The road is darkened; so we light lanterns; as we trek through marshy lands, as one determined, to rub the Ghost’s cheek. 

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