DON'T GIVE UP TRUST SO
Human Nature
HUMAN NATURE
By Obed Yadzo — Lilbed Wordweave
We are born crying—
a sound that shakes the air like thunder,
announcing that another fragile miracle
has fallen into the chaos of breathing.
We are dust, ancient and restless,
but we carry galaxies in our veins.
We stumble through time pretending we are steady,
pretending the world is ours to keep.
We build cities out of our fears,
write laws to cage the storms inside us,
invent love to heal what reason cannot reach.
Yet beneath our glittering inventions
we remain wild—half light, half wound.
We chase beauty as if it will save us,
but even beauty breaks.
A flower blooms for a second, and we call it eternity.
A smile fades, and we write poems to keep it from dying.
We are contradictions dressed in skin—
the saint and the sinner,
the creator and the destroyer,
the dreamer and the beast.
We speak of peace while sharpening our tongues like knives.
We promise kindness then crucify what we fear.
Still, we reach for each other.
In the middle of storms, in hunger and heartbreak,
we keep reaching.
Something in us believes that light is real—
even when darkness wins the argument.
We build homes out of memories,
bury pain in laughter, and call that survival.
We love people who will hurt us
and forgive people who won’t remember our names.
We make art so we can remember who we almost became.
The world moves fast—screens glow brighter than the sun,
voices drown in noise,
and yet a child still looks at the sky and asks,
"Why is it blue?"
That question alone proves hope still breathes.
We are fragile, but there is glory in our breaking.
We are small, but our hearts still hold oceans.
We are temporary, but every heartbeat is a universe,
every act of mercy a spark that defies extinction.
Human nature—
a paradox of dust and fire,
of cruelty and compassion,
of destruction and rebirth.
And maybe that’s what makes us beautiful:
that we are never finished.
We keep falling, rising, and falling again—
each time closer to becoming something whole.
© 2025 Obed Yadzo — Lilbed Wordweave. All Rights Reserved.
Human Nature
a sound that shakes the air like thunder,
announcing that another fragile miracle
has fallen into the chaos of breathing. We are dust, ancient and restless,
but we carry galaxies in our veins.
We stumble through time
pretending we are steady,
pretending the world is ours to keep. We build cities out of our fears,
write laws to cage the storms inside us,
invent love to heal what reason cannot reach.
Yet beneath our glittering inventions
we remain wild — half light, half wound. We chase beauty as if it will save us,
but even beauty breaks.
A flower blooms for a second,
and we call it eternity.
A smile fades, and we write poems
to keep it from dying. We are contradictions dressed in skin —
the saint and the sinner,
the creator and the destroyer,
the dreamer and the beast.
We speak of peace while sharpening our tongues like knives.
We promise kindness, then crucify what we fear. Still, we reach for each other.
In the middle of storms,
in hunger and heartbreak,
we keep reaching.
Something in us believes
that light is real — even when darkness wins the argument. We build homes out of memories,
bury pain in laughter, and call that survival.
We love people who will hurt us
and forgive people who won’t remember our names.
We make art so we can remember who we almost became. The world moves fast —
screens glow brighter than the sun,
voices drown in noise,
and yet a child still looks at the sky
and asks, “Why is it blue?”
That question alone proves hope still breathes. We are fragile, but there is glory in our breaking.
We are small, but our hearts still hold oceans.
We are temporary, but every heartbeat is a universe,
every act of mercy a spark that defies extinction. Human nature — a paradox of dust and fire,
of cruelty and compassion,
of destruction and rebirth. And maybe that’s what makes us beautiful:
that we are never finished.
We keep falling, rising, and falling again —
each time closer to becoming something whole.
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🌿The Parable of the Garden — by Obed Yadzo
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A relationship is like a public image — it lives not just in words, but in actions, consistency, and care.
When a gardener plants two seeds, he doesn’t expect instant fruit. He waters them, protects them from weeds, and gives them time.
That is PR in love — Personal Relations, not just Public Relations.
Many start a relationship like a brand launch — bright promises, loud announcements — but forget that trust is built quietly, over time.
In every strong marriage, there’s a press release called truth, a media strategy called understanding, and a reputation policy called forgiveness.
When storms come — and they will — remember this:
No brand survives without crisis management, and no marriage thrives without grace.
Jesus told stories to make truth live in the heart.
So here’s the truth behind this one:
> “Love is not a show — it’s a service.
Relationship is not a campaign — it’s a calling.
Marriage is not the end of PR — it’s the beginning of lifelong communication.”
So build your bond like a good PR team:
Listen before you speak.
Respond, don’t react.
Be transparent.
Protect each other’s name.
Renew your message daily.
Because in the end, a good relationship tells a story the world believes — and heaven approves.
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THE ANGER OF THE INNOCENT EYES
Innocent eyes, once bright and wide,
Now burn with anger, deep inside.
A fire that flickers, yet won't subside,
A flame that fuels their righteous pride.
Their world, once full of wonder and glee,
Now shatters, like broken glass on the sea.
The pain they've faced, the injustices they've seen,
Have kindled anger, a fire that's keen.
Their innocence, lost, like fallen leaves,
Their trust, betrayed, like autumn's bitter breeze.
Their anger grows, a stormy sea,
As they demand justice, for you and me.
Yet, in their anger, a glimmer remains,
A spark of hope, a light that still sustains.
A call to action, a voice that's clear,
A demand for change, a world that's dear.
Their eyes, once windows to a soul so bright,
Now shielded, guarded, with a warrior's might.
Their hearts, once pure, now bear the weight,
Of struggles, strife, and an unending fight.
But still they rise, with courage in their eyes,
With every step, a message they devise.
A cry for justice, a call to stand,
For a world where innocence won't be lost in the sand.
Through tears and pain, they'll find their voice,
And raise it loud, with a heartfelt choice.
For justice, equality, and a world anew,
Their anger fuels, a fire that will break through.
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