My Heart

    Since day one it has been here,
    and with me it will remain
    Only at the end
    will it ever really wane.

    Tirelessly it works,
    for it may never truly rest;
    This little ball of muscle
    confined inside my chest

    It never stops its beats,
    as if ordered from above.
    All it asks for in return
    is a little bit of love

    It always cares and always gives,
    this heart that I call mine.
    Even when I want it to stop,
    it just follows its own design.

    Damaged and repaired,
    It still keeps going strong.
    But it is never prepared
    for something to go wrong.

    Bruised and bandaged,
    it has been locked away.
    But somehow, it has always managed
    To find the light of day.

    It will never leave love be,
    no matter what I do.
    This heart that beats inside of me
    is meant to beat for two

    • 1 month ago

    Weeds

    Ever read Tupac’s poem The Rose that Grew from Concrete? I’ve always taken it to mean “something beautiful can grow despite all the factors holding it back”. Overcoming adversity, alright!

    But, who decided roses are so great?

    I mean yea, they’re nice to look at, and they smell alright, and they’re pretty much synonymous with love. But, wouldn’t you think that someone would leave a rose alone and let it grow if they knew it were a rose?

    I would have written it about a weed.

    Yea, I would have.

    Everyone hates weeds. There’s an entire section in hardware stores committed to killing the little bastards. People see them on their lawns, and they immediately want them dead, and they’ll drown them in chemicals and rip out their roots to ensure they won’t be seen again.

    Then one morning, they go outside to admire the smell of dew on their perfectly manicured lawns, and there it is! That yellow spot that shines like a beacon in the dark, carrying a message that screams nothing more than “KILL ME!”. The cycle begins anew.

    But what’s wrong with weeds? Seriously, think about it. Have you ever seen a rose get that reaction from anyone? Just because a rose is pretty means its better? I don’t play that game. Roses are tolerated because they’re pleasant, and weeds aren’t because they’re not. Roses and weeds are just like people. The good looking, pleasant ones are just fine to have around. But man, that little bastard in the corner minding his own needs to get the hell out of here yesterday, he looks like shit! All the weed really wants to do is live. Photosynthesis doesn’t sound like much of a life, but it’s the only life it knows, dammit! This victim of genocide deserves better, and it knows it; that’s why it keeps coming back.

    I think that the weed deserves more credit, and we should all strive to become more like it. Weeds are strong, persistent, life-oriented organisms. Even after being stepped on, rooted out, clipped, and drowned, the weed still wants to live. It always manages to come back sooner or later, and I bet that pisses a lot of people off. “That smug son of a bitch, look at it out there, yella’in up my grass. No matter what I do, it comes back.” The weed won’t give up.

    Be that weed. Take your problems head-on. They might defeat you now, but you’ll be back. In defiance and disregard for all of their efforts to put you down, you’ll come back, and you’ll let people know that it’s going to take more than they have to get rid of you. 

    Roses are overrated; I’d rather be a weed any day.

    • 1 month ago

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    It’s the little things in life

    I saw something today that inspired me. I didn’t see someone overcome their struggles despite overwhelming odds. I didn’t witness a life-altering event. I didn’t see anything special at all, really. I saw a tree.

    Yes, you read that correctly. I was inspired by a tree.

    Sounds crazy, right?

    It’s a miserable winter’s day outside. The cold temperature, combined with the moisture in the air, is enough to chill the bones of anyone. When I stand outside, I don’t hear the sound of traffic like I usually do. There’s a car going by every now and then, but not like a usual Saturday. The kids in the neighborhood aren’t playing games in the empty lot that is opposite my house, like they usually do on the weekends. I don’t even hear any of the dogs in the area barking. Everyone seems to want to stay inside today, and who could blame them? It’s downright depressing out there. I’m right with them. Today is a perfect day to get cozy, finish my homework, and maybe read a book. I know I don’t want to be outside at all.

    But I left my Accounting textbook in the car. “Why didn’t I bring that in lastnight?” was all I could ask myself. I had to grudgingly get bundled up, just to brave the journey from my kitchen door to my car, thirty feet away in the driveway. Go out, grab book, come back in. It was an easy mission that went according to plan, and I even came across my friend’s wallet that he lost the night before. I’ll bring it back to him sometime later.

    When I closed the door and started heading back to the house, I saw it. It has always been here, and is probably older than the house itself. It’s become part of the scenery, and I don’t notice it at all. Usually, anyway. The holly tree in my yard is nothing out of the ordinary, especially living in the “Holly City”. What made it stand out today?

    It’s bearing fruit. The tree is covered in hundreds of little red berries. Big deal, it’s a holly tree, that’s what they do. But it looked beautiful, especially in contrast to the damp and dreary environment surrounding it. All of the other trees have either shed their leaves, or are wearing nothing but shades of orange and brown. It looks nice in October, but it gets depressing when that’s all you have to look at for months on end.

    So what’s the big deal about the holly tree? Nothing really. It is, after all, just a tree. But seeing it the way I saw it today was enough for me to learn something from it. The holly tree taught me that although things may look bad from time to time, something beautiful can be found if you just look around.

    Funny how the most mundane things can inspire a person.

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    unicorn-joint:

    Click to follow this blog, you will be so glad you did!

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    godfatherslollipop:

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    Due to high sulfur levels, inhabitants of the Izu Islands had to wear gas masks to survive. What results? Some of the scariest wedding photos ever.

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