It comes once in a lifetime, this moment, when all things fall away and we are able be who and what we are. Why must it be so fleeting? Why do we get caught up in the drama and lose the true potential of our existence?
We must not let them steal our time from us, little by little, day by day, it is our time, it is our lives, we shall not let them define our ability to choose our response to our circumstances.
What are our basic human rights? Can we recognize what is most important or shall it be told to us by an endless stream of media influence and governing officials and tyrants exercising government social control policies?
I say we rise above the modern drama, tear down the walls, pick up the broken pieces, and move forward into a realm where each person is a king or queen to unto themselves, is it too much too afford every person their personal dignity?
Set down your books, turn off your TV, walk out your door, and say hello to everyone you see with a smile on your face–just one day, and see how it feels, I will do the same this very tomorrow.
If you like what you read here—check out a campaign of a small company’s struggle for survival in a world fraught with modern drama as the company and it’s associates strive to transcend government corruption and realize a better tomorrow for the beneficial interest of those in which the company interacts.
Thanks for your consideration.
patkoontz submitted this post on 01/15/2016.
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We the people--Rising above modern drama
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