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Courage is RAD



This is a poem I wrote after a major life event. It is true that courage is a muscle and the more you flex it, the stronger it gets. The more leaps of faith, the more you trust in the unknown which is magical. I once read a quote by Robin Sharma that said, "Change is hard at first, messy in the middle and gorgeous at the end." This is a picture of my dog Kali after practicing many times to land the perfect catch and she did it! I was shocked I caught it on my camera. Those perfect moments in time. Kali is definitely one of my mentors! This is one of our favorite places - Toney River, NS.


 

Courage is Rad

The new Vitamin C

It will transform

Your identity

 

The courage to connect

Instead of resist

The courage to feel

When you are pissed

 

The courage to love

When it’s not easy

The courage to protect

Your sanctuary

 

The courage to speak

Your words of truth

The courage to be rejected

In the unpopular booth

 

The courage to take risks

Even if you fail

The courage to surface

Like a breaching whale

 

The courage to cry

When life gets tough

The courage to change

When you’ve had enough

 

The courage to be alone

Even when it’s scary

The courage to have

Opinions to the contrary

 

The courage to know

When your choices harm

The courage to get help

When you hear the alarm

 

The courage to know

Ignorance is not bliss

The courage to surrender

To a passionate kiss

 

The courage to know

You create your own life

The courage to disconnect

From drama and strife

 

The courage to eat healthy

When you’d rather not

The courage to exercise

Your train of thought

 

The courage to admit

You’re not always right

The courage to benefit

From the gift of hindsight

 

The courage to trust

Anxiety will leave

The courage to allow

emotions to breathe

 

The courage to not compete

With anyone but you

The courage to stay present

Until you breakthrough

 

The courage to be courageous

When you’d rather die

The courage to give it all

Another heroic try


-heather may






 
 
 

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