Conversations should be mutual, not ideas put into the others head so to drift upon the same cloud wanted of. Leading someone along the way can only be for a one-track mind than journey's together.
If life is meant to be gentle and kind as nature intended, then why the strict harsh lessons in life on how someone may misbehave.
Not always a personal matter when having a head check, but doubts by others whom has to manipulate interests towards will bring deep concerns for their answers, unwillingly known of the person in question.
Emotions are collected by the evidently resourceful outcome, where some situations are trying to hide the tears, on the other hand will express those emotions in a more revealing manner.
Being a good sport may mean to participate in the same challenging way, but some have other ideas on how to win goals. Why needing to find mutual grounds to have or will be forever teaching them the rules to something that should already be known.
In the forest; however informed for the opportunity to have, that doorway to open for a place of refuge. No one ever mentions for the rough seas, or uneven surfaces, to endure before to get there. Just promises of a place that can give shelter, a sacred temple to journey towards. Never to consider the troubles needed to overcome during those journey's, but a horizon of faith to broaden the mind. That one place that keeps the determination going no matter how thrown off it tries to become.
In the stones; with Cupid's arrow is never a sure certainty where but a forceful hope it will aim perfectly for the wishes to want of anyone's desires, with determined choices to make are always straightforward than different angles to look at and this can be where false hope is a let down, love brings passion like carrying an offer to give upon a pillow and the future path achieved.
Exodus Ch.31:V.13 " - Speak thou also unto the children of Israel, saying, Verily my sabbaths ye shall keep: for it is a sign between me and you throughout your generations; that ye may know that I am the LORD that doth sanctify you."
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