Here we are in this game called “life.”
The stakes are high, but we are told a lie:
“It doesn’t matter if you win or loose; everyone gets a prize.”
This strategy works well for all those “lost”: “quit trying,” but “quit trying” really costs.
So many get side tracked and really don’t care, but they don’t know what their future will bear.
“A prize for all”, what’s wrong with that?
But the prize is a “surprise!” and the value: “not all that.”
So moves go unnoticed, while the strategy plays out. Winners think they’re winning, until the game’s figured out.
Everyone loves an underdog to win, and this game of “life” is where it begins.
The least expected will figure it out, but goes unnoticed, because they have no clout.
Attention is on the star players who trained, but little did they know: they weren’t given the reins.
The underdog appears defeated and dismissed ‘til the rules of the game shine through the mist.
The rules of the game are not what they thought, and the strategy itself is not what was taught.
We are pawns in a game, til we figure it out; it’s not what we expect, there is no doubt.
God wins.
S.A.I.L. 