Work it out
Work out your life with fear and trembling
Believe you are more
You are not inconsequential
Trust yourself when you fly
Know you are your greatest ally
Don’t dwell in your despair
Change — with fear and trembling
Think — with fear and trembling
Power is on your horizon
Object to the lies
Take the right action
Remove yourself from the faction
Grasp the Power that comes
You are not inconsequential. Always object to lies.
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😉 XOXO, Eleanor
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Blushing!
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BTW Do you have a pink bike? It would be fitting.
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Actually do you one better. I see your pink bike and raise you a white mustang with pink racing stripes. What can I say it was at the top of my list for years I never got a Barbie car so I grew up and got one myself. She is affectionately referred to as The Barbie.
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A white mustang with a pink stripe is very cool. I have a red Miata with a black racing stipe, and a pink My Little Pony that likes to think it’s a Mustang.
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Gorgeous poetry, Eleanor. ❤️
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hear, hear!
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working on the perfect circle jerk. whopee
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‘The youth stared at the giant, he was ten feet in height and seemed as broad. His armor glistened in the sunlight, his shield held high in arrogance and scorn. His spear was the size of a man’s arm.
The puny, inferior, small, and insignificant youth before him wore no armor, no shield or spear. A slingshot and twelve stones in a pouch were his only weapons. A great big giant and five hundred warriors stood before him. They jeered at the slight youth and mocked the quivering army behind him.
The youth reached into his pouch and placed a stone in the sling. He raised his eyes to the giant and addressed him,” Today you will die and your army be defeated, the giant and his army roared with laughter. As the youth swung his slingshot, there was a deathly silence. The stone struck a fatal blow and the giant crashed to the ground dead! His army with a single gutteral utter, ‘Aaargh.’ surged backward, fearful of the tiny youth. That was the day of death for the giant, a victory for the army behind the youth.’
‘Grasp the power when it comes, for power is always with you, just waiting to be used.’ Blessings, Peter.
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A little late, although, I hope you know how much I appreciate your amazing comments.
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In my book, Eleanor, it’s never too late, and I know you appreciate the comments. Blessings, Peter.
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Beautiful poem here friend. Indeed, we all have fears. Fear is a normal human emotion, but let’s be honest, sometimes it gets out of hand. There are 2 bible verses that come to my mind when I think of fear:
Psalm 34:4
“I sought the Lord, and he answered me
and delivered me from all my fears”.
Philippians 4:13
” I can do all things through him who strengthens me”.
While we can try to do things on our own, God is able to help us in dealing with our fears. God is able to put things in order for us and to make things work out for our good. To overcome fear, we need to put God first. God is the king and there is nothing impossible for him to do.
If anyone reading is interested in building a relationship with God, I have a post on that here: https://christcenteredruminations.wordpress.com/2018/08/29/how-to-build-a-relationship-with-god/
There is much more to know about God. I post frequently on my blog about topics related to God. You are welcome to follow my blog to keep up with my content.
https://christcenteredruminations.wordpress.com/
-All the best. May God bless you.
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Thank you so much for such a thoughtful comment! Appreciate you!
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Absolutely!
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