Even small scale collaboration
Needs from both sides abstinence
From displaying ego and selfishness
For the sake of reaching mutual esteem.
As for a large scale collaboration,
It needs from both partners
Getting rid of super-profitable interests
For the sake of appropriate balancing
In business and living relationships.
Lifelong collaboration requests
From both parties laying down
Extreme ambitions for the sake
Of the mutually rewarding outcome.
If you only know how to take,
Doing nothing about giving away,
Or only claim without trying to strike
A happy medium, you'll ultimately
Remain in the cold. Hence, try to find
The common ground to survive
Along your thorny path of awareness.
The desert of mutual understanding
Is filled up with lots of black holes
Which devour each and every initiative.
For this reason, I'd prefer to collaborate,
No matter how large or small a matter is
I'd like to find some points of coincidence
Instead of being lost as a recluse in wilderness.
There're so many things that people can't see
Or approve about your activity, but if
You roll it diligently and on a lifelong ground,
You have your right to fight for what you do,
Moving aside all obstacles and spokes
Which some people try to throw in your wheel.
This is the best way to display your respect
To yourself, to your followers and your team,
And, what is more important, to all the others
Whose trades and businesses have nothing
To do with what you try to complete in life.
Your poem reads like an advice column. Born a twin, we shared everything until we were 20. Collaborated on everything. So, for the rest of my life I have collaborated many times with other individuals who made my life much more interesting and stronger than it would have been alone or without them. I still seek collaborators and find the best way to enhance both of us.
Definitely, the idea of collaboration and teamwork is the new buzzword of the 21st century, remembering the adage: Two heads are better than one. While it is true that for many things, collaboration and doing things as part of a team can be the way to go, for some things, like writing poetry, I prefer the solitary way; my collaboration comes in the feedback that I get from readers that I value no matter what the nuance.
This book consists of a 150 pages of Christian poetry about the end of time and the Second coming of Jesus Christ not as a servant but as a King, the King of kings. To bring righteousness and peace to the earth and restore the government of God! Peac
This book consists of a 150 pages of Christian poetry about the end of time and the Second coming of Jesus Christ not as a servant but as a King, the King of kings. To bring righteousness and peace to the earth and restore the government of God! Peac
Love ya!
Jane
Ron