The World Inside My Head. Quotes by Lee

Those who consistently exhibit themselves as spectators
are more often confined to a life of passivity, which in turn, increases vulnerability and unpreparedness.

Much like the athlete who performs a celebratory taunt in the face of his own teams abysmal standing, citizens of many societies both past and present, behave at times, as if, charisma and commonality outweigh traits such as fortitude and honor.

Whether you revere yourself as a fan, admirerer or devotee in all estimations, your fellowship has but only a small significance of relevance to those whom you surmise are candidates acting in your best interest.

The Wealthy Man

How can you call him poor
When he has so much inside
So much to give, so many to guide.
How can you call him poor
When you don't even know his name
Haven't walked in his shoes, or felt his shame.
How can you call him poor
When he can create a priceless life
The welath of his children or perhaps his cherished wife.
How can you call him poor
When he has richness in his blood
While you stand and watch as he pulls another victim from the flood.
How can you call him poor
When there is faith in his bones
Do not cast judgement or throw any stones.
How can you call him poor
When he has so much inside
So much to give, so many to guide.