Learn if you will;

The ups and downs,

The smiles and frowns,

Joys and sorrows,

Grief that follows;

Death of a loved one,

Yet life must go on.

We stumble and fall,

We fail on call;

Just do not stop,

Instead, stand up.

Until we make it,

Let us be fit;

Let us fight,

To win with might.

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(Trying to make a comeback as a poegger.)

Written spontaneously just now, Aug. 21, 2011, 9:16pm.

My blogs have grown to 25 in number,

It looks like more will come sooner;

It looks like others suffer my oblivion,

Updating has not been more common.

ScribeFire is really a blessing,

It’s easier to do updating;

Now that I can logically blog,

I can now regularly poeg!

(by Cecile Cinco)

I bought another blog last week,

No, I’m not sick.

I am preparing for the future,

While at home, for sure!

Besides, it was on sale,

Paid before it goes stale.

Now I’m setting it up,

I hope not to stop.

It will be my fave,

An optimistic rave.

(Was setting up the blog Seeing The Glass Half Full when I thought to poeg about it a few minutes ago.)

FACING FEARS

(by Cecile Cinco)

It’s not that I will lack some food

Or roof above my head,

I know that God is always good

He’ll provide my needs instead.

It’s not that I will die so soon

Or any in my family,

If God thinks my stay is done

Then let His will, be.

It’s not even the pull of the Devil

For me to lose my crown,

As long as I stay with Christ

Those will not put me down.

Now that I realize

What my fears are not,

It’s easier to face my fears

And do the tasks I’ve got.

When I do, I’ll teach my heart

To focus on the goal,

There should be no turning back

The fears should end, it’s my call.

(Written just now, in preparation for facing my own fear this Thursday: video interview for local TV show featuring my recycling at Global Recycled Products.)

REACHING FOR THE GOAL

(by Cecile Cinco)

How far is it to reach your goal,

How often did you stumble and fall?

Were you discouraged at all,

When told all you got is gall?

How many tears have you shed,

Tears that have wet your bed?

How many aches did your heart take,

Hearing hurtful words that break?

How do you make the world go spinning,

Despite the negativity showering?

If you believe your goal is worth it,

Regardless if it’s a difficult feat;

Then don’t lose sight of your goal,

Focus and plan and give your all.

You don’t have to take giant leaps,

Even a baby starts with small steps.

Listen to what others may say,

But don’t let pessimism end your day.

In the multitude there is safety,

Weigh your actions, even briefly.

If your goal is God’s will,

You have a role to fulfill;

Make Him your partner,

You’ll sure be a winner.

(Spontaneously written just now as I thought I have to add a new post now instead of later.)

Remember when babies learn to walk?
They fall and cry but never give up;
Standing up at every fall,
An ingredient for being successful.

When we grew older we often just talk,
We forget so much while holding a cup;
The bravery we had when we were small,
Of standing up again, starting cool.

It’s all right sometimes you may sulk,
Not too much to forget to stand up;
It doesn’t matter how many times you fall,
As long as standing up is your last tool.

September 13, 2010, 6:55am (Manila time)

I wished I could draw like my stepfather,

But it’s pure talent, he’s a master;

When I was young I only doodled,

Nothing realistic, most were muddled.

When I saw Doodlers Anonymous,

I thought it was magnificus!

There’s hope for a doodler like me,

Practice, practice, later I’ll see.

-May 14, 2010-

Practice makes perfect,
Poeg when you comment;
Any skill with neglect,
Will not help make a talent.

Aiming to encourage you,
To blog what is true;
Even if the world is blue,
Economically, we’re striving too.

Skillful or a starter,
Both should matter;
Express yourself better,
Take the challenge, writer!

I was born for you,
Comments are welcome too;
Poegging is what we’ll do,
The world will see you through.

Please don’t worry,
If you can’t poeg easily;
Unpoegged comments are welcome,
Just make yourself at home.