Date: September 14, 2024
Random Thoughts (nadav_rock_2)
Like cigarettes disrespect is a poison that kills you slowly
In a forest deep, where spirits dwell, A tale of pride and fall I tell. Among the trees, the spirits thrive, Their respect determines if they’re alive. The more they’re honored by their peers, The more like humans they appear. Their forms grow soft, their voices clear, But lose that grace, they disappear. One spirit, scorned and set apart, Grew tangled deep within the heart, Of roots and vines that held him tight, His human shape began to fight. Disrespect, a creeping vine, Wrapped 'round his form, time after time. He let the forest claim his skin, Till leaves replaced where flesh had been. But then he chose to let it go, No more pretending, no more show. He took a flame, a foreign spark, And played with fire in the dark. Cigars in hand, he lit the night, The fire forbidden, bold in sight. He laughed as branches swayed with fear, A lowly spirit, no one near. Then came the day the ancient woke, A towering force, with wrath it spoke. One by one, it brought them low, The strongest spirits met their foe. But when the ancient reached his ground, The fire-spirit stood, unbound. He tossed his burning ember high, And watched the ancient flame and die. Now crowned with fear, respect he earned, His leaves to flesh had fully turned. But instead of standing, basking long, He left the forest, feeling strong. For he had seen what power meant, And how respect was often spent. The words of others hold such weight, But in the end, they seal your fate. Disrespect's slow sting, like smoke in air, May seem so light, but it's always there. A poison that will eat away, Unless you choose to walk away. So the spirit left, with none to call, For words alone can make giants small.
Date: September 13, 2024
online promise (nadav_rock_2)
online promise
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Date: September 7, 2024
Quotes (nadav_rock_2)
Orion Taraban-Franklin Roosevelt courage is not the absence of fear it's the assessment that something else is more important than fear. yeah he also said the only thing we have to fear is fear itself right which basically means that courage is just fear of a different sort potentially courage is the fear of being a coward courage is the fear of letting someone else down courage is the fear of a greater pain than you might experience by sticking your neck out. it's like you can use your fear to defeat your fear you just have to be afraid of the right things
A village slept beneath the moon, Its men away, returning soon. But evil spirits, sly and bold, Crept through the night, their plans untold. A child stood guard, sword at his side, Inherited strength, yet fear he’d hide. The first night came, the sky grew cold, The boy’s heart trembled, not so bold. Through shadows whispered ghostly screams, The spirits tore through peaceful dreams. They took the women, silent cries, The boy stood frozen, paralyzed. The second night, more dread, more fear, He gripped his blade, yet shed a tear. Again, the spirits came in black, And this time, babies they did snatch. Fear’s grip grew tight, he felt it near, The weight of failure, heavy, clear. A sword still sheathed, he could not fight, Too scared to act, too lost in fright. The third night fell, his shame was deep, He hadn't moved, just watched them creep. But now the fear of failure grew, More sharp than fear of what they’d do. And so, he rose with trembling hand, To face the spirits, make a stand. Not free of fear, but bound by pain, To save his home, he’d fight in vain. The spirits came, with eyes aglow, The child met them, his courage slow. Yet something sparked within his chest, A fear of loss, a greater test. He drew his sword, his heart aflame, To fail again would bring him shame. His fear of letting others down Had given him a warrior’s crown. The spirits struck, but he stood tall, Though fear was there, he didn’t fall. For courage isn’t fear’s retreat, It’s standing firm when fear’s complete. And in that night, the spirits fled, Afraid of him, who feared instead. For he had learned, through trial and tear, That courage is the right kind of fear. Fear above all the sheathed sword, Can drive the heart to fight once more. He faced his dread, and in its face, He found the strength to take his place.
Date: September 6, 2024
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Magic Is Made To Be Shared
A gardener roamed from land to sea, With seeds of magic, wild and free. He’d plant them deep in earth and sky, Wherever he walked, wonders would lie. Some flowers bloomed with golden fruit, Their branches tall, their roots took root. A gift to all who dared to taste, A treasure shared, none went to waste. Yet others grew with teeth and thorns, Man-eaters born on misty morns. Dangerous blooms with fangs so wide, A warning clear for those who’d hide. The gardener watched, both proud and torn, His plants were wild, yet never worn. He’d share the magic, bright and bold, For wonders shared are never old. One day he found a barren land, With dying soil and dust for sand. He took his seeds, his heart aglow, And planted them, watched magic grow. The vines stretched far, beyond the clouds, Into the sky, they formed great shrouds. From golden fruits to thorny bough, The world was bright with magic now. But as he shared, his heart did yearn, For something more he’d yet to learn. He saw the joy in people’s eyes, Yet something still did not arise. Until one day, a voice did say, "Your magic grows, but fades away. It’s not the flowers that last for long, It’s hearts you touch that make you strong." And so he knew, as flowers bloomed, That magic shared could not be doomed. For gifts were not just roots and seeds, But love and care in others' deeds. The gardener smiled, his journey grand, For now he’d come to understand. Magic is made to grow and spread, Not kept within, but shared instead.
Date: September 6, 2024
Random Thoughts (nadav_rock_2)
All writers write themselves as the heroes of their own stories. But there must always come a time to put down the pen. And put on the cape
In a quiet room, a writer sat, His mind alive, his body flat. He found a notebook, strange and old, With pages blank, yet stories bold. He scribbled tales, he wrote with might, Each word he penned, a spark of light. For every hero he designed, A piece of power he would find. At first, he played—his strength would grow, A sharpened mind, a mystic glow. He leapt from heights, he’d run with speed, His every wish, fulfilled with greed. But soon he tired of the game, The book still there, yet not the same. The world outside began to fade, And in his chair, he slowly stayed. He wrote for years, his strength untapped, His fingers danced, his body trapped. The pages full, his life stood still, A hero made, yet lacking will. One day, he paused and looked around, No battles fought, no honor found. The chair, a throne of idle days, Had led him far from hero’s ways. His hands once strong now felt like lead, He’d filled the book, but lived half-dead. With every word, he’d gained so much, Yet used it not, just dreamt of such. He stood at last, the pen laid down, No longer dreaming of renown. The world outside was calling still, A hero’s path, his fate to fill. For what’s a story without deed? A hero’s strength is forged by need. And though the chair was soft and kind, It dulled the heart, it numbed the mind. So now he moves, his power real, No longer bound by thoughts surreal. The time to act had come at last, His written days were in the past. He’d learned too late the chair’s deceit— The hero’s call begins with feet.
Date: September 5, 2024
Random Thoughts (nadav_rock_2)
It can’t be helped when dreams start crossing into reality to also have to face the occasional nightmare
In a village lost to time, a people slept, No dreams to stir them from the dark depths they kept. A curse on their blood, from ancestors' sin, No visions at night, no sparks from within. Their children grew slower, with minds bound tight, No colors to chase, no stars in sight. But one girl was different, she wandered alone, Into a forest where strange things were shown. There in the shadows, a creature did cry, Its leg trapped beneath a low-hanging sky. She freed it with care, and it scurried away, Leading her deep where no others would stray. She met a great master, ancient and wise, With stars in his beard and moons in his eyes. He handed her a necklace, gleaming and bright, "With this, you shall dream, both in day and in night." She put it around her, a shimmer took hold, Her dreamless sleep curse broke, as was foretold. At night, her mind danced in colors untold, But the dreams crossed over, both warm and cold. Her people watched in awe, as joy did bloom, But soon came shadows, darkened the room. Monsters from nightmares crept into the day, Twisting the world in their sinister way. "Why did this happen?" the village would cry, But the girl stood tall and gave this reply: "It can’t be helped when dreams cross the line, To face the nightmare is part of the climb." For every bright dream, a shadow must fall, Yet she faced them both, and she conquered them all. With every new vision, the world would reshape, But to live through the dream, you must bear the escape. In the end, they saw why the curse was first cast, For dreams bring great power but hardships that last. Yet through every struggle, the truth unfurled, Dreams are the only things that ever changed the world.
Date: September 4, 2024
Random Thoughts (nadav_rock_2)
What you do becomes what is possible
Within the deepest dream, where shadows play, There’s a world that awakens at the end of day. When sleep descends, familiar scenes unfold, A reflection of life in stories retold. In this dream, each soul wakes in their bed, A perfect copy, as if never led Beyond the walls of comfort and peace, Where reality and dreams never cease. Most wander close, near the known, Fearing how the dream has grown. For the further they go, the stranger it seems, A world that stretches the seams of dreams. But one dared step where others would not, Driven by a hunger that reality forgot. He ventured far, past the roads and skies, Where his form began to morph, to rise. His limbs grew long, his skin turned bright, A figure born from the dream’s deep night. Yet with this change, he found the key, A portal to minds, a new reality. He entered dreams, in shadows crept, Into the places where secrets slept. With just a touch, he knew their thoughts, The knowledge of others, the battles they fought. In waking hours, he carried this gain, The truths of dreams now part of his brain. What was once impossible, now stood tall, For he had stepped beyond the known wall. And with each step, each daring feat, The world of dreams bowed at his feet. What had been could no longer confine, For the unprecedented rewrites time. Within the deepest dream, reality waits, For those who dare to challenge fate. To break through the boundaries, to stretch what’s true, Is to create what’s possible, and make it new.
Date: September 3, 2024
Random Thoughts (nadav_rock_2)
Words are like Pokemon roaming the wild. Awaiting to be captured. The most valuable ones exist in the places that are hardest to reach
At the top of the world lies the rarest truth, A traveler set forth, driven by youth. He scaled the heights no soul had seen, Where clouds were thick and air was thin. Upon the peak, in silence deep, A creature stirred from ancient sleep. With eyes that glowed like molten flame, It rose and whispered, yet no name. They stood apart, a man and beast, But felt no fear, no urge to feast. Instead, a bond, unspoken, grew, As old as time, yet fresh and new. The traveler stayed, the mountain’s guest, His heart at peace, his mind at rest. He learned of worlds, both wild and wide, From the creature’s gaze, the earth untied. When time had passed and winds had changed, He left the peak, his life rearranged. But as he walked, the beast followed close, Their bond a tale the mountains boast. Through lands unknown, they journeyed far, From frozen fields to lands of scar. And every beast he met, they bowed, For in the creature, they were vowed. He saw in them the creature’s kin, Each one a part of where they’d been. Descendants of the one who roamed, The creatures of the world it owned. With every step, with every sight, New words would rise, so pure, so bright. For in the heights, where none would go, The rarest thoughts begin to flow. He learned that wisdom, deep and true, Is earned through deeds that few pursue. Like words that wait in hidden lands, They come to those with daring hands. And so he knew, as few have learned, That treasures found are always earned. At the top of the world, the rarest knowledge lies, For those who climb, who touch the skies.
Date: September 2, 2024
Random Thoughts (nadav_rock_2)
Obsess hard enough and build your way back long enough and you will beat the rematch against any challenge. Inigo Montoya does not lose to the 6 fingered man
In a village once pure, by the edge of the land, A boy stood tall with bow in hand, But shadows loomed, as a villain came, Wielding magic and might, with no name or fame. His armor grew with every breath, A force of nature, a bringer of death, Yet in his eyes, a single flaw, A slit in the helmet, a narrow maw. The boy, an archer, the village’s pride, Took aim with courage, let the arrow glide, But fate was cruel, his mark was missed, And the village fell to the villain’s fist. With heart in pieces and spirit torn, He vowed to hunt from dusk till dawn, To train his hand, his sight, his skill, To forge a blade, to hone his will. Years rolled by, the boy became a man, Hunting the villain, perfecting his plan, Through forests deep and mountains steep, He traveled far, with little sleep. His arrows now flew straight and true, His blade was sharp, his courage grew, For in his heart, he knew the way, To face the beast and make him pay. The final day, the rematch set, The hunter found where the villain slept, With steady hand, he drew his bow, The target clear, the arrow’s glow. No fear, no doubt, his aim was keen, For time had forged a warrior lean, The arrow flew, the eye was struck, And with it fell the beast of luck. The hunt was long, the journey hard, But every scar became his guard, For time and toil had made him strong, In the rematch, he could not be wrong. The village was gone, but peace was found, As the hunter stood on sacred ground, His blade now sheathed, his heart now free, For the hunt had honed the man to be. A hunt must be long enough, they say, To hone the hunter and his blade each day, And when the challenge returns once more, You’ll find the strength to even the score.
Date: September 1, 2024
Random Thoughts (nadav_rock_2)
Every day the dark goes unchallenged it grows
In a quiet place, where no one could see, A woman locked her heart, safe as could be. She built walls so high, so thick and so strong, To keep out the world and all that was wrong. But one day, a seed found its way inside, A tiny dark speck she chose to let slide. It nestled in deep, in her chamber so still, And day by day, it bent to its will. She visited often, but always delayed, To root out the darkness, she felt too afraid. "I'll deal with it soon," she whispered each time, Unaware it was spreading, a slow creeping vine. The seed became roots, then branches, then more, A tree of pure shadow, her heart it devoured. It grew so enormous, beyond her control, Till darkness consumed her body and soul. Her deeds turned to evil, her thoughts to despair, She harmed and destroyed, she no longer cared. Caught in her actions, judgment was swift, And as flames took her, the tree burned with it. But from her ashes, the seeds spread anew, To hearts unguarded, to the many, to the few. Each one faced the choice, the same as her own, To challenge the dark, or let it overgrown. For every day the dark goes unchallenged, it thrives, It gains in momentum, takes hold of our lives. So when shadows arise, don’t let them take root, For small seeds of darkness can grow absolute. Thus, in our inner most chamber, beware what we sow, For darkness at times, without check, can grow.
