Never Know What the Future Holds

by Yvonne Singer

A chance to twist and twirl an flawless spinning rose petal in the nude.
A chance to taste lemon drops streaming down the hot sizzling sun without getting burnt.
A chance to feel one single womanhood seed blossoming in mother nature's womb.
A chance to listen to a broken heart bleed about losing all of the magical sparkling colors that once existed in her lover's crystal clear rainbow.
A chance to envision a pair of hands touching and accepting a crippled face.

A chance to enter into the relaxing flow of the mainstream and enjoy every successful wave.
A chance to speak complicated thoughts without being locked in a world of shame.
A chance to have the freedom to paint the bleak baby blue sky a shocking hard pink.
A chance to finally smile at all of the goofy freaks who once made suicide look very pretty.
A chance to scream at the top of my strong hollow lungs for performing an impossible task.
A chance to jump possible failure without even wiping the birth of lukewarm tears.
A chance to create real passion on soft numb white computer paper without leaping to the moon.
A chance to actually paint fine art into an old dumpy computer's memory and say, "Hey! Give me a fighting chance to pick up the pieces!"
A chance to dish out witty advice to sweet poor cherubs who only know how to make a cup of coffee.
A chance just to go begging on the street with ten million tin cans banging against an abandoned fire-engine red kiddie-size wheelchair.

A chance to sit behind daddy's powerful desk taking big business phone messages every second of the day.
A chance to attend another reality of education in order to become a wise physical therapist or just a dumb old housewife!!!

I had these chances, how come I blew it?

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