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by Larry Blackwell (LB13)
Have you ever sold something valuable for cheap?
what you sold was it worth a million, a billion? Was it priceless?
what did you receive in return?
was it of equal value…A half, A quarter, A tenth?
Nothing is a fair exchange for how you shared your body and slices of your soul
In hopes of a connection, a marriage of marvelous moments
What WWW suppose to be a good time
Was really a robbery of percentage points from your precious presence
Since time is priceless and you can’t turn back the clock
Nothing can be recaptured, once surrendered
you decreased your dividends when you gave yourself to a him or a her who was unable to appreciate you, let alone themselves
special doesn’t begin to explain who you are or the wonderful light that your precious being carries
So why do we sacrifice our veins for blood suckers—is it boredom
in search of a cure for loneliness?
was your climax worth your disappointment?
when are we going to stop living for the moment?
die-ing daily –hope-ing for happiness
accepting maybes
instead of realizing royalty
putting a red light to settling
learning from our painful experiences and expecting excellence from our partners
easy choices never yield high returns
but those hard fought decisions always end up being the best investment
love yourself and other peoples starting point will be respect and eventually end up in love
