I don't remember when I wrote this but Its theme is that we make our reality. We need to own our choices and consequences there-in. It's about the struggle in your mind when you first wake up with your thoughts pouring in often all your worries and the days struggles trying to bring you down. But it's up to you to convert your day, to build it from scratch in your mind, see it happen and execute it through your days choices.
We are the product of our own making. Personal responsibility starts from the moment your eyes open in the morning, but before you make any physical moves. Your mind can play tricks on you. It tends to store things you worry about and release them the moment you fall out of the initial wake mode and start thinking purposefully again.
This is the moment when you can't let those thoughts invade. You have to take charge and force the right thoughts in until your day's theme is set. If you don't set a positive theme and a lot of frustration, stress, drama, or all around everyday problems happened all week, month, year?.. THAT will be what sets the tone for your day. Auto-pilot sucks in this respect. I wrote this as an affirmation poem of the daily struggle many take battling their own mind at 6 a.m.
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Thanks! Nice to see you here!
We sure do make our own reality, Jerrico. Great poem.
Ahh. :)
That is me as a baby :) people kept thinking I HAD a baby when the picture was of ME :)
You're welcome! It's incredibly thought provoking. And I have to add, the baby on your previous avatar is not only unbelievably bonny and pleasant looking, but just so cute. Can we have that avatar back please? :)
Awesome! thanks Hollie. I wrote this all in like 30 seconds one day and stashed it on hubpages (lol), forgot about it for a year, found it (someone commented), read it and was like wow, I wrote that? just sounded 3rd party cool you know? I found it again while transferring more hubs to the upgrade site wizzley :) thanks for reading!
I enjoyed this Jerrico. I can certainly identify with the opening my eyes in the morning. And interestingly, I've been setting a lot of goals lately, each day. And it works! :)