No. I'm NOT ok. You should not be ok, either. It isn't as simple as moving forward and respecting each other and each other's opinions. If you in anyway supported or voted Trump back into office, you are not my friend. You voted for HATE You voted for BIGOTRY You voted for DECEIT You voted for FACISM You voted for CRUELTY You voted for GREED You voted for EVIL You voted against DEMOCRACY You voted against FREEDOM You voted against EQUALITY You voted against KINDNESS You voted against HUMANITY You voted against PEACE You voted against me. But worse... You voted against yourself. When I look at what just happened, I am most heart broken and OUTRAGED to clearly see a fatal flaw in some humans. It isn't just about being a good human - you know: kind, empathetic, understanding, helping, telling the truth, etc. - It's a matter of MORAL ETHICS. You know "moral ethics...the internal rules that make you who you are ...
THE STORM By Autumn Boyet Stinton – July 20, 2017 The storm clouds outside reflect the storm brewing in my soul. My steely cold frustration with narcissistic turbulence collides with the heat of anger and produces a head of thunder, lightning and rage that will not be contained. Negative energy feeds upon itself growing to critical mass, destined to explode and rain down agony upon me and all around me. Emotions swirl and the outflow of grit and dirt blast away protection leaving each nerve exposed and feeling raw. My stomach pitches as the thunder begins to rumble and roll, unleashing a warning chorus of impending danger. “Run away,” it admonishes. “Take cover,” it warns. The air is electrified with sizzling energy that seeks to lash out and plunge its wrath into whatever may quench its thirst. As if to give credence to the warning rumble of the thunder built from angst, the full intensity of the storm bursts forth...
As I get older, I think about the timelines and guideposts that I use to gauge success in my life. I often think about what I knew (at least what I thought I knew) and what I know now. I think it is evolutionary. Life continues on and, (if we are actually living our lives), we learn and grow as we go along. I’ve always had an independent mind. I have always felt as though I was fairly sure of who I was. I knew what I wanted and where I was going. Looking back, I can see the goal posts that I set and the timelines that I created and followed – sometimes almost blindly and to my detriment. The only saving grace that I can glean from the bumps, bruises and failures I survived along the way is the realization that it is all part of the story that makes up who I am today. When I think about the timelines that are imposed on us and how rigid they can be, I can’t help but consider where they came from and how I adopte...
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