Goody-Two-ShoesCome one, come all!Welcome to the high school life ofA good girl, who's about to undergoA series of growing painsIn full view while making her wayToward growing into a womanWho seeks to make good use ofHard won inner strengthsWhew!Though the ditty penned aboveMakes perfect sense to me ...You might want to readThat mind-full of complexity—twiceIf you choose to accept this missionOf riding sidekick through the high school life of
Then here’s what's to be gained ...
From watching me plow through painWhile working to pulverizeBoulder-sized insecurities:Together, we’ll witness a personWorking to clear a pathWhereby societal constraintsThat cause classic love lessonsTo grow ever more complex—May simplify, at lastAnd what, I askCould be a better topicFor a blog to address—Throughout a world gone mad—Than a discourse devoted to simplifyingMixed messages that mess with our minds?With time and patienceWe'll plow through postsTill we understandAnd conquer societal constraintsWhich confound us as a wholeWith time and patienceHere is why peace of mindShall descend over all:Each time we lift a constraintBoth sides of the brain relax …And get so spongy as to naturallySoak in common sense …With common sense, deeper truthsConnect different points of viewAs naturally as lettersCreate words out of ScrabbleAnd dominos, line upIn a logical, orderly fashionThough it's true that my mindHas lain dormant as of lateDormancy is giving way, todayTo a compelling burst of creativityWhich is in the process of energizingA chariot of fireThat will drive my blogInto hidden corners of my memory bankWhere stories remain untapped in the darkAnd if you ask how I knowThat this corner of my mindIs about to light up with insightAs never beforeI'll reply, I don't know that to be true—I simply sense it, through and through! :)As true tales of high schoolReady them selves to roll out of my mindOne at a timeLet’s hope insightful answersTo classic riddles will diveEver more deeplyInto that which causesLife and love to grow complexMost especially at those timesWhen teens of both gendersAre groping their way, classically, blindlyToward grasping that whichCauses success to shape up—or notFor example:If asked what occurredWhich readied a naïve, young girlTo grow into a womanWho remained naive in worldly ways—Until such time as she’d banteredBlushingly and yet self-confidentlyWith her secret high school crush—Thirty years after graduation—I'd be inclined to say—We need to ride two years backInto this fifty year old woman’s pastTo see how one change leads to the nextAnd once we view that which FateHad tossed upon her pathWe’ll see that which catalyzed her mindTo set out on a personal questWhere difficult lessons in self-awarenessShowcased personal strengthsWhich, as you shall seeHad proved to be—half-baked—at bestAnd just as with stories already posted—Which examine Annie’s childhood—We’ll get a bird’s eye viewOf how, while adventuring through high schoolThis teen’s intelligent though processorWas put to the test, repeatedlyWhile her brain worked desperatelyTo hone in on this fact:Reality will continually offerAnnie opportunities to strip layersOf Blindness awayIn hopes of freeing her from a maze of denialInto which she'd traumatically stumbledAt the vulnerable, highly impressionableAge of threeSo—if you agreeTo ride sidekick in my time machineBack and forth across the timeline of my lifeThen we shall play witnessTo fate directingA tot, teen, bride, mother and womanTo embrace a pathWhere blindness grows sighted in this way:First, we’ll watch fearScare Annie half to death—repeatedlyThen, courage will have reasonTo invite fear to step asideIn hopes that humility will take center stageThus cueing this womanTo open her eyes to every opportunityWhich points toward her needTo learn as much as she canAbout the contradicting functionsOf the human brain, which—Upon dictating her decisionsBreathes life into her spirit—Or bursts her balloonsWith patience and timeWe’ll watch a teen grow toward womanhoodWhere she’ll learn to embrace insightsInto life and loveWith such dizzying speedThat we’ll come to understandThat which catalyzes Annie’s needTo delete old schools of thoughtWhile creating additional filesWhere new schools of thoughtMay be storedIn a well-organized fashionInside her ever-expanding mind ...Until—eventually—AnnieEases her wayOut of that mazeWhich had tangled upA three-year old’s self-esteemThus holding peace of mind hostageFor decades to comeBy accepting this missionTo time travel with meYou’ll come to see that which challengesA bubbly, secretly shy, Jr. High wall flowerTo bloom into a womanWho consciously sets her sightsToward mustering the courage necessaryTo make her way out of a paper bagIn hopes of experiencing a life well livedAnd while watching Annie work to rewireThe decision-making capabilitiesOf her mindWe’ll see how she tracks trains of thoughtWhich point toward fatal flawsThat indicate her sense of thoroughnessMay not be entirely intact ...Due to this fact:Vital pieces of bigger picturesAre in need of being retrievedAs my blog offers you countless opportunitiesTo see into meI hope to arouse a global desire in individualsTo come to KNOW THYSELFMore openly, honestly, thoroughlyThan ever beforeWhy?Because intuition suggests thatThe way to ensure looking backUpon a life well livedIs by choosing a path of self discoveryAs did I ...Not to be confused withYour choosing to follow my pathBut rather by enticing youTo quest toward a pathWhere readiness inspires youTo consciously come to knowThe sum of your traits in hopes thatYour brain will not fool you as mine did me …And thusWhile you considerWhether to accept this mission or not—I’ll leave you with this thoughtLingering in your think tank for today ...No matter how many times opportunityKnocks at your doorBegging you to think out of the box—Imploring you to embraceUnconventional thought—Leading to a greater sense of connection
To whatever—
As you shall see, each choice you make
Will take you to whereYou most want to goOr right back into the mazeWhere you just can’t shake clearOf that same-old paper bagAnd having said that—I bid you happy trailsUntil we meet again … :)
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