"Once Upon A Time; An Obsidian's Journey"
A small black gemstone took center stage and beyond the veil through the looking glass
envisoned herself as a fellow soilder of the "Sailor Scouts". Fighting for justice and
love in the name of the moon for what was to be her true calling had yet to manifest her
destiny and touch the surface of her young concious state of mind. "I am a hero born to
help humanity", she thought through the metaphysical with her God given special
abilities, gifts and talents that were uniquely programmed and embedded in the circuitry
of her D.N.A. In doing this love and justice can pacify the minds and hearts of the
world. As a soilder her time is precious looking ahead to reflect back, she dreamed
that her life would've been worth it. "Once Upon a Time".
Once there was a girl who's solace was place in the world of "Toei" and "Gihbli" and
others of their kind. Through a metamorphosis of such parallels her ego took flight a
sight, that unfortunately wasn't witnessed. Nevertheless she was equipped as she
wielded her armor like that of her heroines, Princess Mononoke, took flight and
beleived she could like KiKi, believed in friendship and the power of love like that
of Sailor Moon. As well as the countless heroine there after . With each encounter her
refuge was no more as she aspired to be who she believed she can be. "Once Upon a Time".
Fearfully and wonderfully made, a pattern of her own design a black gemstone rich
in her resilience strives to surpass the mark. In respect she carries the lessons of
her former teachers as she continues to paint her story on her canvas, looking back
she has acquired and accepted her strengths, worth, self-love and imperfection for that
doesn't mean or make one imperfect but a gemstone. At this juncture she walks by
faith and not by sight, knowing she's not all what she wants to be but has come along
way from who she use to be. Her story is not set in stone but it is being written for I am who
I am, I am a gemstone I am me. "Once Upon a Time".
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