To be a decent human being.

I'm learning to set aside my fears. By reasoning. That there's  nothing to fear. But fear itself. FDR had it right. One has to move through life with confidence. Fearlessly, more or less. That's how I became a lover. Knowing, really, that there was nothing to fear. And that the rewards would be immense. And everlasting. So off I went. In pursuit of love. Without the least bit of fear and trembling. And with an awareness. That I was born to be a lover. A few other things, too. But lover is a requirement. For one to be a decent human being. --Jim Broede