Women. They don’t do war. They do love.
And they’re pretty good at it.
Women. They don’t do war. They do love.
And they’re pretty good at it.
‘Papa, what can I be when I grow up?’
‘Anything you want, my son. But please do not be a preacher, or a lawyer, or a politician.’
‘Why Papa?’
‘Because I don’t want you to think you’re better than others, and I don’t want you to lie, and I don’t want you to have enemies.’
‘So you don’t like preachers, or lawyers, or politicians.’
‘I like them, I just think they talk too much.’
‘So what can I be?’
‘You can be a creator and you will help people with your work. You can be a teacher and you will teach people something new. You can be an artist and you will make people happy with your art.’
‘So creators and teachers and artists are better than preachers, and lawyers and politicians?’
‘No, I didn’t say they’re better. But their work is more helpful, and they talk less.’
‘Papa, I’m confused.’
‘Ok, just remember this. Work, not words, keeps life going.’
That thing you want,
walk towards it, and it will meet you half way.
You know when you read something and you get a lump in your throat or your eyes get teary; well behind that piece is a writer that cried his soul out for you in words.