I was walking through the projects the other day when I noticed that a lot of them had been
abandoned. It was like walking around the inside an old cardboard box that was someone’s lost and found
department.
I ran
across a little courage. It appeared to be lacking muster. I know,
because I myself have had to muster up a little courage before and this one
truly needed a little more mustering.
(Mustering being more of an art than a science).
It wasn’t
far from there that I noticed a head of
steam. Obviously someone had tried to build it up and failed. I didn’t know why and then it dawned on
me. I hadn’t seen any encouragement. Where was all the encouragement? Whoever had
started this project apparently had some but woefully lacked the ability to
solicit more.
Seeing all
of this was becoming depressing. I
wanted to leave the projects and get on to other things but just then I
stumbled across something. I bent down
and brushed away the dust and dirt and that’s when I saw it. At first all I could see was a corner of
it but it was enough for me to recognize what it was. It was momentum. Someone had lost it.
I began to
understand why they were called The
Projects. They were feeble attempts;
fragmented beginnings build on schemes and lacked the stable foundations and
supports pitched at the right attitude.
As I walked
away I noticed a few pros hanging around the corner of the Writer’s Block. It was a good time to be getting out of
there.
Now I shall go and attend to this day
and will be thankful that I am not in Cleveland .
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