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Leap Before You Look
Leap before you look The man from the couch said, "Jump, you fool." You can't wait for people to be friendly. It is tense art to amuse alone。 And you have to fill your own heart before it can give If you've no mind, they won't understand. The camera's eye, while one never watches, Was made for measuring the rise of men. We'd watch them hide, stiff and simplistic. But I as a what I've seen, forget. And as the snow keeps dropping, At once it clicks: sighs and smiles, You know it's very easy—it works Inside a hurried age akin to water. The flowers make detours around the stairs. Nonetheless, upwards gleams the crescent's flutter And will not stick. The mind, as long as all is clear, Won't say with certainty that the final prize Will only bide its time. But look, We're sparing gales—one beauty's graceful! So open up your heart. Alas, forget not your chair.
So leap before you look.
Take a risk before you assess the situation The man on the couch said, "Jump, you fool." You can't wait for others to be kind. It is a difficult skill to entertain by yourself. You must fill your own heart before it can give to others If you lack understanding, they won't comprehend. The camera's perspective, though not observed, Was designed to measure the progress of people. We would see them conceal themselves, rigid and simple. But I forget what I have witnessed. And as the snow continues to fall, Suddenly it becomes clear: sighs and smiles, You know it's quite simple—it works In a fast-paced world similar to water. The flowers take detours around the steps. Yet, the crescent's flutter shines upward And will not remain. The mind, as long as everything is clear, Cannot confidently say that the ultimate reward Will just wait. But look, We are gentle winds—one beauty is elegant! So open your heart. But do not forget your chair.
So take a risk before you assess the situation.