Abide in silence. Earn not the name of coward.

I’d probably do it in a fancy script of some sort, maybe just the last phrase if I didn’t have room, and I’d get it either emblazoned on my chest or on my bicep somehow.
But yeah.
I need to be lectured once in a while: “Shaddup and stand your ground! Stop whining and do what you came for!”

In other news, I had a fun evening tonight.
–propjets
P.S. Sadly, I can’t afford a tattoo, I’m scared of needles, and I need to look professional, so I won’t be getting this in the foreseeable future.

Fortunately, it’s a good song — Bill Withers’ Ain’t No Sunshine When She’s Gone
Here, if you have heard this song before, you obviously love it, and if you haven’t heard it before, now you have:
Oh, and just for the record: I ain’t bellyachin’ over any gal bein’ gone, since I ain’t got one.
–propjets
P.S. I’m working on some more meaningful content to post. Over break, my writing has become really fluffy, so I’m thinking up new ideas to add weight and depth to what I write.
P.P.S.S. In the spirit of adding depth, I give you the following haiku, which is dedicated to my maternal grandfather:
Dig a hole real deep
Drop a bucket down the hole
Now it’s called a well.
How’s that for a deep subject?
P.P.P.S.S.S. I really do intend to come up with meaningful content. I just couldn’t resist making a well pun, which my grandfather taught me and which a friend over on her blog reminded me of. However, her post was too serious for me to make stupid comments on, so. (In fact, I’m afraid to even link to her post here…seems sort of sacreligious.)

This haiku partially inspired by the Kenny Loggins song This is it:

Oh, and just for the record, I’m not a huge fan of the song, but it kind of describes how I feel about where I’m at right now. Whatever I will be in the future, will be the result of choices I make in this next year. Sort of scary, but God’s grace is huge.
–propjets

So this is one of my first attempts at found haiku. This and a few more that I’ll put up later came out of a Burpee’s seed manual. I like the way these things come together, and the sounds of the words.
–propjets