Will It Go Round In Circles?
For Gabriel Huizenga's "Beginning-Endings" Challenge
Introduction
This is for Gabriel Huizenga's "Beginning-Endings" Challenge that you can find out about here:
Will It Go Round In Circles?
They had been here before. They were winners. They succeeded almost every time, and if they didn't, then together they would pick themselves up together as the team they were.
They were they for each other, and that was the reason they always made it. But after a victory or defeat, it was time to start again. The victory or defeat was in the past, and the next game was in the future, and the preparations for
This was what it was like all the time, it was the end of the last phase and the start of the next. And ending phasing into a beginning, which was true about almost everything we do in life.
That game was won, now we prepare for the next one, and we know if we work together we will win that as well, although the other team will be thinking the same as us.
It's a circle and we are always at some point on that circle, and that point is the end of something and the beginning of something else.
So we enjoy the win, now come on let's go for the next one.
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Comments (4)
Brilliant work, Mike!! I love the abstract and reflective feel to this - you could absolutely see it being an opening or closing of a compelling, character-driven journey...thank you so much for this entry to the challenge! I so thoroughly enjoy it :)
Going forward, round and round
Great perspective! It's all about moving forward together, no matter where we are in the cycle.
Better yet, spiraling ever-upward &/or forward.