In the midst of the mood of heartbeat and breath,
In the field where strength vanquishes demise.
An orchestra of sweat, assurance's tribute,
In the sanctuary of wellness, where fighters stepped.
Muscles stir, a quiet thunder's call,
An excursion of bodies, a tenacious spread.
Weighted desires and iron-clad dreams,
Reverberating through the rec center's consecrated pillars.
On the treadmill of time, strides race,
A quest for health, a fiery pursuit.
In the holy space where endorphins dance,
Trust takes its position, in a wellness daze.
Underneath the hand weights and the significant bar,
Goals climb like a meteorite.
Lifting the weights that life offers,
In the language of exertion, motivation develops.
Sweat-stained resolve, a confirmation intense,
A story prearranged in filaments of gold.
In the beat of life, where wellness flourishes,
The body changes, and the soul resuscitates.
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1977
1977 - I remember the year like it was today. Newly nineteen and newlyweds. Your hair was like goldenrod. Your dress framed your body perfectly. Your lips sang to me all the way down the aisle. We were young and smart, not dumb, I think. You are still my sweet everything after all these years. It brings tears to my eyes when I think about how well we still suit each other. You make familiar look gorgeous! Thank you for trusting me and caring for me the way you always do. I sometimes get lost with dreams but you always do the best to make those dreams reality.
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Color as a Storytelling Device
Think of the color green for a moment. Free associate the meaning of the color. In societal terms, green means go. Stop lights are a universal totem, red for stop, yellow for slow down, green for go. The cultural-societal association of these colors to specific meanings allows you as a writer to use these colors as a storytelling device. You can use peoples associations with color as a way of demonstrating something about your character visually. Green also has a cultural association, in America anyway, with money. Money is green and thus if you code your character with green and create a visual association with money, you've revealed character traits.
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