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from the ashes

Contributed by Jabberwocky on Tuesday, 1st December 2015 @ 01:28:25 PM in AEST
Topic: abstract

When things fall apart,
in failure; in the greatest failure,
things get better,
an elucidation necessarily occurs;
a clearing away,
of expectation maybe,
maybe of superfluous mental energy, maybe
of a false path,
maybe of it all.

Things get better.

And so don’t let it crush you,
Into submission or restraint;
FIGHT to Fight a fight
and swing, out of the corner of your eye, at anything
give em hell, as much hell as you have
and
RISK it ALL
Knowing when you lose it all,
it was yours to lose,
and whether you put it all on black, or red
it was the house’s money, and we all lose, always, anyhow
and even when you win you lose, often the worst
and we’re all getting dragged out in body bags
but luckily we own shares in the casino

And out of the biggest losses
often comes the biggest wins

but things always get better.

Copyright Â© Jabberwocky ... [ 2015-12-01 13:28:25]
(Date/Time posted on site)

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Re: from the ashes (User Rating: 1 )
by softerware on Thursday, 3rd December 2015 @ 08:29:26 PM AEST
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An interesting analogy between life and gaming.
We have but one life; but we will always make more money!
My favorite line is : "Knowing when you lose it all, it was yours to lose!"
Written by someone who is owned by no one..knowing if your give your love away, it was yours to give!
A tribute to RISK and gain. Nothing ventured yields the same investment, and how delightfully well you have embodied this in your write!
Your moral is renewal, always the aftermath of that which we first perceive as "failure". Splendid message!
softerware

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