If you're always afraid of being rejected, thereby rejecting the opportunity you got to bring out the lion-like-talent that breathes inside of you, i just wanna say: chances are limited and blowing each one could make them stop coming; also chances are unlimited, but the unlimitedness depends on the way you treat and make each chance useful. If an opportunity comes by to show the world who you are and what you are made of, don't blow it but make it glow and then build on it. A baby who refuses to get up for fear of falling, will not grow strong bones and forever remain down. If you refuse to get up due to fear of a fall or failure, i would say you're the greatest failure your future ever had. You were made by God not to fold arms and watch that talent sail away but to make it useful and multiply it. Surely, Jesus was right about the parable of the talents, don't remain stagnant make use of what you got. Make your chances to express yourself count. Pour out the beauty in you.
When two stones meet, they say, either one breaks the other, or they both break into pieces, but when two waters mix, they become one, and inseparable: so was the way it went for Akanji and Aduke. The day was bright at that time. The light of the sun shinned through the clouds, covering large fields of grasses and making them appear very radiant in their green skins. Akanji had kept it in mind for long: his heart pierced him badly that he knew that day was the day he would regain his freedom. Aduke, an elegant lady with vibrant smiles, enormous charms that made men melt on sighting her, sat beside Akanji as they usually did everyday. Many men have dreamt of Aduke in the night when they snoozed in bed with snores. In fact, many wanted to have her as something; be it wife, mistress or whatever just to have a taste of her, but the more they spoke to her, the more she ...
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