The door before me is an absurd sarcasm designed to be a wall when one can choose an opening otherwise but has been a wall for generations now.
All children try the handle once or twice deceive their friends with curiosity laughing at themselves echoed.
In the years of life’s setting we try more often; with every passing, hoping now the memories behind us got it wrong – nothing in between.
All the time from bookend to bookend we are overwhelmed with openings. A coliseum leading us deep within until we are more spectacle than audience at last.
In youth and uselessness we look eagerly for a way out.
One should always communicate honestly One should always be humble One should always treat others with respect One should always act with passion One should always be thorough
Pursue love with intentions that are thoughtful Give what you request of love with respect Let love given find you humbled Bind your love tightly with honesty Let the love you share be thorough Fill the spaces between with passion.
Should you serve as a mentor, be humble Provide guidance and feedback honestly Gift your knowledge as well as your passion and when you do, ensure you are thorough Embrace all criticism thoughtfully Find growth in the soil of mutual respect.
Find success hidden amongst your passions Tackle all your tasks thoroughly Your best attribute is honesty Accept your greatest success humbly Share the fruits of your labor respectfully Look on to your next venture thoughtfully.
As you get older, live your life thoroughly Discover treasures in your buried passions Adopt the changing world thoughtfully Overcome challenges respectfully Let mornings and sunsets keep you humble Reflect on how you evolved honestly.
Remember to treat your death with respect Enjoy your history thoughtfully Prepare those that you love thoroughly Express your death as life lived passionately Enjoy the end in its honesty Die with a life that leaves others humbled.
Love yourself with humble honesty Love others with thoughtful passion Love life thoroughly and with respect.