Titles

Titles can be tricky.

They say who you are supposed to be—a father, a mother a son, a daughter, a priest, a teacher, a student, a leader, a follower, a murder, a saint, a good guy, a villain, a loser, winner, a god, a shadow.

But they are just labels.

To demand the respect of a title, one must act as such. And to act as such, one most not just state their title given, but hold the skill sets, histories, consequences, actions, and traits within themselves as a person who carries that very title.

Otherwise, are a merely an actor incapable of being who you truly are mean to be.

A title is merely a word, not a state of being.

1/21/10 

The Depth of Perception

A friendly acquaintance judges the surface, all that you superficially appear to be.

A new friend looks for aspects of you, things to relate to, to further and understanding of you.

A romance finds attractions—things you do for them, that they’ll do for you, and a potential gain. But a compromise (in avoidance of heartbreak) could be on an inevitable horizon.

A true friend sees you for you, aims to challenge you, to listen to you, and to love you for all of who you truly are.

An unfriendly acquaintance judges the surface, all that you superficially appear to be.

A new foe notices aspects of you, things they dislike, to further a disliking of you.

A rival thrives off competition—things you do well, that they hope to do better than you, all for a potential ego boost. But compromise (in avoidance of failure) could be on an inevitable horizon.

A true nemesis sees you for you, aims to challenge you, to listen to you and to loath you for all of who you truly are.

9/2/10

Wanzism 1 - Division of Self

      I am divided.

      I am the soft-spoken observer;
            I watch.
            I smile.
            I learn.
            I note.
            I judge.
            I avoid.
            And, I ponder.

      I am the over-spoken social whore;
             I seek.
             I speak.
             I lie.
             I smirk.
             I jest.
             And, I act.

        I am meant to be united;
             I should seek to be social, but not overwhelmed by others.
             I should avoid the masses, without losing those connections.
             I should judge after comprehension of what I have learned from others.
             I should lie, I should note, but not allow these things in excess.

         To be whole is to embrace harmony, the balance of selves. This union speaks to my selves and the goal of the whole.

            Of who I can be.

            So, the query is, who shall I be?

10/25/10

Wanzisms, Ludicrous Ponderings of Pie, and Old Wanzaisms

The purpose of all these are three fold:

1) To begin to post my work online.

2) To better my system of belief by presenting it to others

3) To see a response.

There'll be wanzisms posted every week, ludicrious ponderings of pie (silly goof insights on nothing), and old wanzaisms from younger times. Keep an eye out!