Answers

“I want answers!”
he shouted,
in frustration.

“…”

“Did you hear me???”
he lowered his voice.

“I
want
answers!”
he shouted again.

“I have no answers.”
a response came back.

He stared at me,
breathing heavily.

“All I can do
is help you discover
what it is
you’re willing to take
responsibility for.”

The Moment

There is a moment
when someone who judged leaders
for being unworthy
faces a challenge where they themselves feel
like they have no other choice,
but to become just like them.

At this juncture, we can judge
that we have no choice,
or we can perspective we need
that will allow us to see the situation
in a different way,
where we discover or create choices
we did not know
we had

For Others

What we claim to do
“for” others
is often not
for them,
but for our
selves.

Actually,
it is not accurate to say
that it is for ourselves,
either.

It is more accurate to say
that it is for an image
of who we believe
we must be
to not be judged
as someone whom
we do not wish
to be judged as.

To Lose

Its easy to judge
losing
as “bad.”

As long as we love someone
or something
we will eventually
lose them.

The only way not to lose
is to never
love.

What we often forget
is that while we love
because we have yet to lose
we dont
appreciate.

And only appreciate
after we have lost.