Well-Written
WELL-WRITTEN
Eighteen times he lied and he had nine lives to live.
He got shot and became a better man.
But oh, he was in a schizophrenic mind where his thoughts were awe-inspiring.
He was one that loved to nature walk.
He would set goals for himself and do his best to accomplish them.
Yet, he never achieved anything big, but what he did made him somebody.
You would see him articulating like a university professor.
He was ever-changing in his expressions and gestures.
His parents named him Andy and Billups is the surname.
He occupied his time as a Sears and Roebuck home improvement representative.
He did very well in sales and marketing.
Andy strived to be that perfect family man.
Of course, he is happily married and has one child.
Andy spends a lot of quality time.
He says family matters as owning your own home is the biggest investment to booth today.
Hence, he must be more conscientious about his way of making a way out no way.
He has a reputation that he feels is vast and wide.
He has the willpower and the courage of a creative mind.
Andy is maturing in his determination of protecting his wants, needs, and desires.
But oh, you may ask why Andy is important.
Why did you desire to share him with us?
It is about the image presented.
Well-written is the thingamajigism.
Andy Billups provides his life-force and his essence.
Thus, sharing it is within diversity.
And therefore, an inner core of humanity has been titivated.
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Written March 04, 2016!
Copyright © Verlena S. Walker | Year Posted 2016
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