I am putting on my armor this morning
one cup at a time
Going into battle requires the proper weapons:
calm speech, soft touch, firm convictions, open mind
unwavering belief in the outcome.
Minefields dot the horizon–
skilled warriors know that the most dangerous are the ones we cannot see.
Looking to my left and right, I know I am not alone
my brothers & sisters in arms are camouflaged
fighting their own battles, united in our quest
I am guided by the north star, even when it is behind the clouds.
Cloud Cover Observation Tower Report:
The sun is dancing
along the horizon
🙂
Kevin
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Thanks, comrade!
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I feel bolstered by this battle cry. Cleverly written.
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I like the sense that it’s a ritual, this reminding yourself (one cup at a time) of the tools, skills, and motivation that prepare you for your work.
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“Going into battle requires the proper weapons:
calm speech, soft touch, firm convictions, open mind
unwavering belief in the outcome.”
Unexpected in the context of war but you make the case further down indication that you are not alone, even if you can’t see your camouflaged comrades. A fascinating slice!
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Love this! You are certainly not alone. I absolutely love the first two lines, “I am putting on my armor this morning
one cup at a time” This is exactly how I start my day (on my drive in). Tomorrow, I will equate it to the armor that I need to get through a Tuesday.:)
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