Surety Backed Confidence
Posted: June 29, 2017 Filed under: Writings by one ambidextrous... 4 CommentsOut in the cold
Holding a coffee cup by the zarf
No scarf around the neck
Or woolly to keep the dome warm
Thinking the driver better get here quick
Before I freeze my bits off trying to look like Fugger the Rich
At the fancy gathering where they’ll be talking productivity
Not that I need tips – having just finished a 98-hour work week
But since I’m intrigued by Ms…
And also wouldn’t mind learning more about the open secrets of lobbyists
I’ll bravely take on the weather
In this uncomfortable attire
Just to avoid evoking sartorial displeasure
Besides, I’ll not give them the satisfaction they seek from casual distractions
For I know all too well no one can escape the shallow scrutiny
Of those that instead of counting on you, will count you out
That rather than look up to you, will look to discredit you
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The ride finally arrives
Now I’m on my way to the event
In the Uber thinking how excited I am to see her in her element
And how sweet that she makes my pride take a back seat
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A distinguished woman indeed
Her reputation – speckless
Her standing – untarnished
I know no one, other than Margarita Simonyan, to have a grip on the publicity machine the way she does
And with her a bond or trust can be discussed with surety backed confidence
—-
The other side of the brain scheming
So that I never have to face a forced exit like Travis
Thinking perhaps trust from partners I shouldn’t so much expect
But in business you don’t need trust, only cooperation
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Never cared for a reputation
For what it’s worth
Too preoccupied with my own thoughts to worry about what they make of me
Besides I’m known for laying all bare
That old saying ‘what you see is what you get’
Naked truth disclosures I can afford
Since I make my living independent of they
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Moving on
The ride approaches the destination
But I get the sense it is just the beginning
Wondering if tonight my love she’ll request
Heath Muchena, 2017
I enjoy seeing bits of your work and thoughts about women in your writing that drop hints and then leave the rest for me to imagine. Really good writing.
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You say the nicest things. Compliments I will never forget. Thank you ♥ 💐
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In the end, “what you see is what you get” is not really working out all that well for Travis
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It sure isn’t, however it might make him reflect on the fact that responsibility, if not carried out with humility, can be a load too heavy to bear. For him at least, at this point in time.
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