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God's invincible creature

 I'm a problem to every problem Big challenges come, promotion Small challenges daily bread Winning, my norm Being at sea, my Endurance is military So pruned up, in the worst of deserts I'll make it rain When you think you've got me down Vhum Up in the skies I've got no limits My wings span the Earth I reign, I rule, I king Dominance over all creatures I've been given the garrison of great swords When I come in, the king is home Every land is mine, it's undisputed Take off your vest, it'll do no good My claws are meant for the big catch I'm God's Invincible Creature

A king

A king, he respects himself & inspires same sentiment in others. He disdains vulgar appearances and mediocrity. He could be several things but choose to be who he is.

The Tiny Wound

I t is small but painful & irritating. You try all sort of medicament, you scratch and pick at the scab. Doctors only make it worse, transforming the tiny wound into a grave matter. If only you had left the wound alone, letting time heal it & freeing yourself of worry.

Love Ditch

If peradventure I sauntered a field with cenotes of love. I'll move around kitted with my foldable ladder, a long rope and carabiners. One thing I'll leave home, my heart intact. Probably I fall in love, I wouldn't forslow to climb out. My foldable ladder extended, I'm out. I've got no feelings to plunge. At least sanity remains. Most times sorry seems to lag around. Especially when there's a counterpart in the love hole. One rough play, hearts fall. And it wouldn't be mine broken cos it's definitely home with Papa.

Greek Philosophy: Tile 6

For we are lovers of the beautiful without extravagance and we cultivate our minds without becoming fainthearted. We see wealth as a means to great ends, not as an opportunity for showing off. In virtue we are equally singular, doing good and acquiring friends by conferring, not by receiving, favors. And we, alone,  do God to our fellow men, not upon a calculation of interest, but in the confidence of freedom and in a Frank and fearless spirit. ________ Pericles