Time is for everything...except wasting.
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“Collaboration is a process where two or more souls work together to exchange skills & create something new. It is not a process whereby a Poet enlists the skills of another Poet, who is obviously more talented, to upgrade her-his poem in order to win a contest or be listed as best poem. This is dishonesty on part of personalities involved. It is much worse than enlisting the aid of AI. It is called artistic corruption which will not aid personal or human evolution.”
©GhairoDanielsQuotes
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“Contests around track, contests for followers,
for best tasting wine, most exquisite
architectural design ~ endless
quests to become best versions of Self,
sharpen mind, mould Soul to perfection,
through which Divine can chime, new times”
©GhairoDanielsQuotes
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Some say that dreamers are wasting their time, and to face up to reality, and not walk around blind, but dreams have no barriers, dreams have no walls, and wouldn't it be wonderful, if just one dream came true.
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Dating is so important to a long lasting relationship. Get to know the other person really well, it's ok to date for a lengthy period. Consummating a relationship outside of marriage is still a covenant made, in God's eyes. Oxytocin is the bonding drug our bodies create. You are fighting physical and emotional connection when you don't respect the process. There is a lot of therapy gone through because God's program for relationships [or "ships" as the kids say] and marriages are not followed.
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Fine fabric of poetry closer
the frayed edges of language, loose
threads of thought we light, to keep
from unraveling. What lasting value,
if any at all, rises in the smoke, is
sustained by memory of the lyrical
flash.
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Interest gets interesting when the principal shows up.
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Engineering is the art of systematically making things boring. When a bridge falls down, that's interesting. When it doesn't fall down, that's engineering.
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Friendship is not tough but very tough to be unconditional. But without any condition, no friendship can be everlasting.
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Not suggesting that there is no right and wrong. But why must it always be your right and my wrong? So fixed in our beliefs, Is there no place of doubt where the two of us can reside peacefully, amiably?
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Through the strait pass of suffering—
The Martyrs—even—trod.
Their feet—upon Temptations—
Their faces—upon God—
A stately—shriven—Company—
Convulsion—playing round—
Harmless—as streaks of Meteor—
Upon a Planet's Bond—
Their faith—the everlasting troth—
Their Expectation—fair—
The Needle—to the North Degree—
Wades—so—thro' polar Air!
--Emily Dickinson
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When I start to write, I try to make of myself a blank slate...left with just the impulse that got me there, at the lone scrimmage. I sit quietly...waiting.... Until an interesting thought or phrase, can be even one word eagerly presenting itself. Then I begin the poem, letting the impulse lead beyond. To me, poetry, along with everything else a writer uses for definition and motivation, above all else is viewed as sacred -- alive and independent literary expression in a manic, schizoid way:)
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"Time doesn't lasting for any but it is always loyal"
OM Jagdish
Philosopher
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Lesser ego is a persistent stinger.
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I believe that the act of sitting down and truly expressing your emotions is far more therapeutic than wasting time on things that will only lead to regret. Pursue what you love, no matter the challenges—it’s the only path to genuine fulfillment.
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"Waiting for that thing that never happens is exhausting."
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Patience is priceless, you have to own it by building not by buying. It's not purchasable but creatable by persisting.
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“Our lasting legacy lies not in the towering stone structures, but in the forests we nurture, the oceans we safeguard, and the skies we keep pure.” - Aloo Denish Obiero
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“Amidst passing trends, opt for timelessness; favor lasting impact over fleeting favor." -Aloo Denish Obiero
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'Amidst transient trends, be timeless; choose lasting legacy over temporary popularity.' -Aloo Denish Obiero
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Brain work is so exhausting...no wonder few politicians use them.
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Music . . . is the poetry of sound, where nature and mankind create a lasting legacy.
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It doesn't matter how hard you try, what matter is you trusting God and the process. For sometimes we tend to rush while God wants us to learn patience and wait. And other times we tend to rush to a blessing that might lead to our end.
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A government's legacy isn’t etched in its decrees, but in the lasting positive transformation it brings to the lives of its citizens.~ Aloo Denish Obiero
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Instead of loving, caring, bosom friends, we have settled for the Facebook kind, and spend the best part of our day posting, streaming, and Facetiming.
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THE COMPLEXITY OF FRIENDSHIP AND UNWAVERING TRUST IN GOD
We were instructed to select a single best friend by listing their names. However, the friend I nominated chose someone else, and the person they chose didn't reciprocate. The situation was filled with distractions from one person to another. Hence, the only truly reliable entity is God, and Him alone can we trust completely.
BY TURYAGUMANAWE MATHIAS
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Poetry is another language to carry the psyche through the various dimensions of dark and light. It is an abstract built-in mechanism for most poets/musicians whether they write limericks, long tomes, or lyrics, to cope with living and the measures of existing, life and death, love, loss, to understand, to make sense, to find answers, to "feel".
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"Money like honey is sweet to taste but money can sting you."
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Behe's concept of Irreducible Complexity sparks curiosity among scientists, caught between Darwinian theory and the possibility of Intelligent Design. Regardless of whether Irreducible Complexity will gain full scientific legitimacy, will be deemed a creationist theory, or will become a point of convergence between Science and Faith, it is interestingly an additional fuel to the scientific quest. - Aloo Denish
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Power is in the hands so foolish men: we have seen the consequences and the devasting impact of war. Many empires have fallen, other empires will rise and upon our death, we can't even take our treasures locked in steel vaults.
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