I See It.

[Horaccio Villalobos]


Have you tasted
diluted iced coffee before?

If not,
diluted, gasless coke?

To me,
the phrase,
'I try.'
tastes like that.

Bland,
weak,
slack.

Dont you think?

I repeat from the previous post:

Miracles always involve
Dreaming.

If you can't dream,
you can't accomplish anything.

And
to experience the miracles,
you must first
Agree with its Giver.

You must learn to see what
the Giver sees.
Miracles and dreams
exist beyond human-sight.

You must believe, and
call those things that
you can't see,
as though
you can see them.

If you want the dream to become reality,
there's no room for trying.

Believing is not trying.

Believe is
Accepting.

You have an apple seed in your hand.

You can't see apples.

But it doesn't mean
they're not in the tiny seed.

Ruby-red, scrumptious apples.
Hundreds and thousands,
they sit in cellular specks
in that one seed.

Can you see them?

Don't try.
Believe it.
See it.
Accept it.

[Christopher Furlong]

But
Believing without works
is dead.

Do what you know.
Do what you can.

Plant it.
Fertilise it.
Water it.
Then wait.

Let the Sun give what you
cannot.

You plant and water -

but the Giver will give the increase.

Everyday,
at first light,
the first thought -
Ruby-red, scrumptious apples.

You jump out of bed.
Run to the orchard

No apple tree.
But you still smile,
and do what you can again,

because you are certain,
and you've long accepted the fact,

that it is coming -

Greater things have yet to come.

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We say,
'I try.'
only because we're
unsure if we can make it happen.
We have limited talent and might.
We are afterall,
mortals.

But for those
who knows the person
who shaped the Sun, Moon and stars
as handicraft -

it is easy
to say to dreams and miracles,

'I accept it.
I know it will be reality.'

because they know
they are not accomplishing it
alone.

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