Just Walking In The Rain

Sep 1
17:15

2011

(J) Marshall Wade

(J) Marshall Wade

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Normal 0 For those of you that are not aware of it, the title is the name of a song that, for whatever reason, I can still

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For those of you that are not aware of it,Just Walking In The Rain Articles the title is the name of a song that, for whatever reason, I can still sing [out of key] every word to.

 

     As an un-ripened fledging, many long years ago, the world was new and had a deep abiding requirement to be explored…at least it appeared that way to me!  Being a shiny new bag of organic DNA, I decided that I was the fellow to do it.

 

     In my wee universe, nothing could harm me, for I owned the ever expanding macrocosm…it was mine, and I was bound and determined that I would delve into every cavity, slant, burrow, hole, nook, harbor, and point.  Even though I later discovered that my parents were poor, I was wealthy!  It was mine – all mine!

 

     One day, I ran outside to begin expanding my universe, and very unceremoniously I might add, was introduced to Old Man Winter. Someone or something had pierced my fantastic macrocosm, and was attempting to discourage me from my self-appointed rounds.  No way was that going to occur…its mine!

 

     Suddenly, my DNA was being covered with tiny cold shavings of multi-sided, delicate, and exquisite flakes. Somehow, my cosmos was altered into a new and dazzling wonder world…a whole newfangled playground of fun. As quick as it rolled in, it disappeared!

 

     My shivering jungle was gone, and in its place, was a warmth I had never noticed before, and my flakes had transformed themselves into wet particles.

 

     However, I was soon cognizant that those dribbling specks were causing   the leaves, and the grass, to sparkle.  Wow, was I a lucky dude or what?  Playing, and then walking in it, was a comforting experience. Once again, I thought my cosmos was Shangri-la, and it would last eternally.

 

     Abruptly, I was told that it was time for me to grow up…to mature!  My beautiful universe was annihilated!

 

     Naturally, father time accelerated with un-relenting vigor…and today, I abide in my Autumn years --- its alright, for that is the natural order of life. 

 

     However, it is not my nature to give up. Therefore, I appealed to the billions of neurons within my skull, as to what happened to my universe. Its reply was terse and to the point --- my attitude changed! No one had related to me that I had to suffer in this world, so why am I allowing myself to be affected and controlled by the negatives? 

 

     It is time for me to revert to my beautiful, dazzling, sparkling, and un-discovered macrocosm. And as it is truly raining here in Florissant, Missouri as I write this, I will bid you farewell, and let the pessimists see me “Just Walking In The Rain.”

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