Post by Deleted on Mar 5, 2014 15:51:13 GMT -5
Memoirs of The Architect:
Prelude Part 1
What would cause a man to break... to fall apart?
Life is a chess game, whereas each calculated move plays a much much larger roll in the sequence of events to follow. It may take losing a pawn to conquer a king. Our society has the need to know it all. All too often people lack the ability to see the big picture and end up reflecting back on it all and kick themselves. Many people watch a person's moves with the belief they know the outcome before it happens. Fools. They are quick to discredit and put down another person for their failures, but are the same people that prop themselves up on their successes without the acknowledgement that they have ever failed. Failure is the father of success, and soon the pieces of the puzzle will begin to pull together.
Before you begin to think that you know where this is going, think again. In the events to follow it would seem wise
to take a moment to think outside the box and not what is expected should become expected.
An Architect is a man whom from his mind can build and create elaborate plans. Those plans are precise in detail to take into account a variety of obstacles with the endgame being a structure that can withstand the trails of failure.
A man has taken the time to sit quietly and begin plotting his moves in his own personal chess game.
That man is The Architect
Prelude Part 1
What would cause a man to break... to fall apart?
Life is a chess game, whereas each calculated move plays a much much larger roll in the sequence of events to follow. It may take losing a pawn to conquer a king. Our society has the need to know it all. All too often people lack the ability to see the big picture and end up reflecting back on it all and kick themselves. Many people watch a person's moves with the belief they know the outcome before it happens. Fools. They are quick to discredit and put down another person for their failures, but are the same people that prop themselves up on their successes without the acknowledgement that they have ever failed. Failure is the father of success, and soon the pieces of the puzzle will begin to pull together.
Before you begin to think that you know where this is going, think again. In the events to follow it would seem wise
to take a moment to think outside the box and not what is expected should become expected.
An Architect is a man whom from his mind can build and create elaborate plans. Those plans are precise in detail to take into account a variety of obstacles with the endgame being a structure that can withstand the trails of failure.
A man has taken the time to sit quietly and begin plotting his moves in his own personal chess game.
That man is The Architect