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You may feel that you are the odd man out, a fish out of water, a freakish anomaly; Trendsetter, set the pace. Be the thermostat in a world of thermometers. Be one with Galileo, and accurately read the heavens while conventions sleep. We will follow your lead into uncharted places, where life’s secrets lurk and…
You may feel that you are the odd man out,
a fish out of water,
a freakish anomaly;
Trendsetter,
set the pace.
Be the thermostat
in a world of
thermometers.
Be one with Galileo,
and accurately read the heavens
while conventions sleep.
We will follow your lead
into uncharted places,
where life’s secrets lurk
and
true beauty
runs red, a crimson tide…
“Be one with Galileo”–oh, that’s my new Cry, Melody!! Standing up and shouting it–thank you!! God bless you abundantly–love, Caddo
Different is GOOD! 🙂
I think it’s Lots More Fun–don’t know why that seems to be a well-kept secret…do you?
Being in the ‘crowd’ is highly overrated! Read an interesting article last week about how we ‘socialize’ children too soon – we tend to create children who aren’t secure in themselves and add to the probability of them becoming assimilated as a group. Interesting thought…I just know that somehow we are afraid of being the odd man out until we are really sure of who we are – then it doesn’t much matter! Age and wisdom sure seem to help!
Well, that’s true. I spent miserable decades not fitting in, feeling too strange for words. I had no “inner core” then–technically I was a Christian, but no “substance–infilling of the Holy Spirit”. And not enough “age” on me! Now I don’t worry about proving myself, or “popularity”–except when I get up and there are only 10 emails re my blog! Oh NO!
I tell my kids I am checking my blog to see if anyone ‘likes’ me… a guaranteed teen-angst eye-roll, if ever there was one, is sure to follow… 🙂
This one seems prophetic to me and I love it! God bless you, Melody, as you be our thermostat!
🙂 Thanks Debbie! What a sweetheart!
A very inspirational poem calling for qualities of uniqueness and leadership. Well writen. 🙂
Thank you!
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