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Monday, September 19, 2011
STRAIGHT LINES
When I get to thinking I would rather be
Somebody who can walk a straight line,
Shortest distance to the end point,
Brief, efficient journey
Taking advice from the ones who advise:
“Focus on home while at home.”
“Focus on work while at work.”
“Know where you’re going and how to get there.”
Then it’s time to stop and notice
That some of my proudest moments
Are remnants of the days
When the lines of my life went crooked,
Accidentally intersected,
And taught me something.
I learned something new while thinking about my relationship to straight lines. Research shows that human beings do not possess inate ability to walk straight. Read more at
Why Can’t We Walk Straight?
pride, positive emotions,
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