He is is unbeatable
with iron will and nerves of steel
the streetfighter knows every trick
as fast as lightening
and subtle as a snake
he fears no danger
for his Way is complete
Borne on the wind
and as fluid as water
adaptibility is the name of the game
he can take the blows
bobbing and weaving
and always coming back for more
With indomitable spirit
and extreme confidence
he wins every battle
before they begin
the outcome determined
inside his mind
He teaches his gifts
to those he trusts
fidelity is the name of the game
he trains and fights
as if every encounter
were his last
the Art of fighting
without fighting
is the highest form of all
very insightful write. i guessed before i read your bio that you were probably trained in martial disciplines. i wish every martialist understood "the sword of no sword". thank you for this write.
So smart, Peter! The facilitator and the fighter are one and the same person, perhaps, both sides of the same coin. The qualities are similar - getting stuff sorted - and the requirements the same: ability to think ahead and on one's feet. I just love the twist at the end - caught me offguard anyway: boof! You have a mean left-hook :)) LOL Kate xx
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so elegantly! I shall say
Brilliant!
by the way, how have you been?
Becca Lang (Henry)
A psychological twister and walk into the fighter's mind. Brilliant.
Cynthia
Love Tinka
Excellent, exciting writing! Crispness with a moral: LOVE IT!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)
I believe your right. Excellent poem!
Eileen