My Wildflower Child Llc

My Wildflower Child Llc My Wildflower Child Llc is a literary based organization that markets and develops inspirational poetry on creative paper.

Because the free market remains competitive and increasingly difficult to take advantage of, there remains a need for human capital. Human capital, as defined by My Wildflower Child LLC, is the value of ability and skill within an individual's natural talent. My Wildflower Child LLC will fulfill this need by combining basic economic and ergonomic principles to establish a community of recognized a

nd exposed natural talents for the purpose of collaboration, education, and opportunity. In the status quo, the greeting card industry is dominated by Hallmark Inc, which primarily markets traditional two- fold cards for themed occasions, organized under a highly reputable name. This market dominance alone exemplifies a need for innovation and competition resulting in the economic benefit of the market as a whole. My Wildflower Child LLC will precedent the greeting card industry by way of Pocket Change. Exclusive to the business, Pocket Change provides the total benefit of a traditional two-fold card with the added convenience of travel and ease of exchange. It's unique fold-out design allows six areas of strategic opportunity while the creative envelopes are sure to attract the consumers eyes. My Wildflower Child LLC is a literary based organization that develops and markets inspirational poetry on creative paper. We also provide literary support to various agencies and offer a variety of products including books, greeting cards, Pocket Change, and membership in a community built for the collaboration of natural talents.

Shedeur Sanders, son of the great Dion Sanders is who I relate to. After all the hype, he was drafted to the Cleveland B...
11/25/2025

Shedeur Sanders, son of the great Dion Sanders is who I relate to. After all the hype, he was drafted to the Cleveland Browns in the fifth round. He could have given up, but he continued on.

Weeks passed and they didn't start him but that didn't stop him. He continued practicing, preparing for his opportunity. Sunday was his opportunity and he shined. Even enough so, the President of the United States took notice saying, “I told you so”.

Parallel this to your situation. It's the adversaries job, to tell you no. To say you can't. It's your job to practice and prepare for your opportunity to shine. Even enough so, the President of the United States takes notice saying, “I told you so”.

Remain humble, although the goal is to show them, you're who they've been looking for.

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First In LineI know you see me standingFirst in lineReady and ableJust to give it a tryAnd I know that you waitedFor suc...
11/18/2025

First In Line

I know you see me standing

First in line

Ready and able

Just to give it a try

And I know that you waited

For such a long time

Listening to music

You close your eyes

To enjoy the symphony

As they start to climb

Over mountains and hills

And into oceans they dived

Just to make it to you

To earn the prize

But it was over in the beginning

You closed your eyes

Don’t you close your eyes

Cause I know you see me standing

First in line

Ready and able

To give it a try

And I know you waited

For such a long time

But now

I’m ready and able

And first in line


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The Way That You Smile Cause it’s something aboutThe way that you smileThat makes me work hardAnd go that extra mileWith...
10/17/2025

The Way That You Smile

Cause it’s something about
The way that you smile
That makes me work hard
And go that extra mile
Without complaining
Stalling or wondering how
When you smile
I just go that extra round
And give that extra push
A left jab and a right hook
All for a second look
Of that extra crowd
That extra loud
And yes
I’m talking about
The way that you smile
That makes me work hard
Just to write it all down
Without complaining
Stalling or wondering how
When you smile
I just go that extra mile
And give that extra push
Write verses and hooks
And even books
That all describe a second look
Of that extra proud
That extra while
And yes
I’m talking about
The way that you smile

A.D. Ausler

From "All The Way Live "

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Leaves in the fallI have to keep it gutterLike the leaves in the FallLest you fall For another And my seasons don't chan...
10/15/2025

Leaves in the fall

I have to keep it gutter
Like the leaves in the Fall
Lest you fall For another
And my seasons don't change
At all
And I crawl
And not spring
Forward to what life
May bring
To winter storms
And summers melodies
When I can see who's there
Waiting for me
So I have to keep it gutter
Like the leaves in the fall
Lest you fall For another
And my seasons don't change
At all

But if the seasons change
I hope I fall like you do
Shake my leaves
And it's true
I hope I fall like you do
And leaf if all behind
Cause spring time
Is nothing
Compared to a cool breeze
I can feel it in my branches
My roots are all I need
That's why I'm grounded about
And hanging around
For my cool breeze
But if the seasons change
I hope I fall like you do
Shake my leaves
And it's true
I hope I fall like you do
And leaf
It all behind

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It's A Vibe We were celebrating their arrival, eating in one of my favorite restaurants, when my cousin said “it's a vib...
07/27/2025

It's A Vibe

We were celebrating their arrival, eating in one of my favorite restaurants, when my cousin said “it's a vibe”. Bewildered, I asked what he meant but I wasn't ready to be blown away by his response.

My cousin said in Atlanta, where he moved to, it's a vibe. In a restaurant like this, you'll have a DJ and not a classical piano. I say no, this place has elegance. My cousin says the DJ ain't saying “Bounce that ass ho”, as his wife interjects an “Aye” into our conversation. I say this place has class.

My cousin goes on and on about the differences between where I'm from and Atlanta, where he moved and every time I'd come up with a sophisticated answer. Finally, he says the hostess wouldn't have set us in the back of the restaurant.

I was blown away by the conclusion that he reached, as my cousin motioned for the waitress, to let her know how he felt being mistreated. The waitress kindly let him know that the hostess set us in the back because in our party was a baby, his one year old daughter and if she needed anything there's quick access to the kitchen and bathroom. My cousin responded with “Oh, we'll tip you extra good tonight “.

We were celebrating their arrival, eating in one of my favorite restaurants, when my cousin said “it's a vibe”. Bewildered, I asked what he meant but I wasn't ready to be blown away by his response.

A.D. Ausler

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I was at a BBQ yesterday, where I read my latest story to my family and their friends. One by one, my family stopped lis...
06/08/2025

I was at a BBQ yesterday, where I read my latest story to my family and their friends. One by one, my family stopped listening and trickled off. I would've thought the story was uninteresting but their friends kept listening. They were intrigued, asking questions and even gave me a standing ovation. Their friends said it had twists and turns and a surprise ending which is thought provoking and it was like a movie, even though I was telling a story.

What I'm trying to say is this: Maybe my family sees me as Adrian. Just Adrian, but to their friends or the world, oh I'm the s**t!

A.D. Ausler

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LadyThis lady at work had to take the day off because her dog died. I'm scared of all animals so everyone thought I woul...
06/02/2025

Lady

This lady at work had to take the day off because her dog died. I'm scared of all animals so everyone thought I wouldn't understand but everyone would be wrong. I had a dog. Lady was her name and she was happy, bold, and understanding. I remember the most about Lady is that it didn't matter how my day was. At 5:30 she'd be waiting for me to walk through that door. Even when I was feeling down, Lady would jump up on me, lick my face, and need me as much as I needed her.

I was feeling down but moved and left Lady at my Grandmaw's house. The days became weeks and the weeks turned into a month and I still haven't seen Lady. My Grandmaw dropped my little cousin off at my new house just to inform me that Lady died of a broken heart. I started crying but I didn't believe what my cousin was saying so we went over to my Grandmaw's house.

I remember it like it was yesterday, as I lost the best friend I ever had. My cousin and I pulled in the driveway as my Grandmaw stood there announcing “Seldom seen”. She said Lady would think I was coming through the door everyday at 5:30. She guessed when she didn't see me for a month, she died of a broken heart. “Where is Lady”, I demanded to know but my Grandmaw swore she's in a better place. My little cousin promised to get me a new dog but I didn't want a new dog. In fact, I didn't want another animal again. I was so distraught! The kind that only Grandmaw's cooking can console, and I ate.

After dinner, when I was taking out the trash I saw another bag that was oddly shaped and flies were flying around it. I looked inside and it was Lady. I must have lost my mind shouting, “Grandmaw!”. Everybody in the house came running as I let out a scream like I just saw a ghost. I thought you said she's in a better place? My grandmother looked me straight in my weeping face and told me, “It's better than running around my yard!”. I could have died at that moment, if it weren't for Grandmaw's dessert. As I left her house, she made me promise not to let that much time pass without me coming to see her.

So yes, This lady at work had to take the day off because her dog died. I'm scared of all animals so everyone thought I wouldn't understand but everyone would be wrong. I had a dog. Lady was her name and she was happy, bold, and understanding. I remember the most about Lady is that it didn't matter how my day was. At 5:30 she'd be waiting for me to walk through that door. Even when I was feeling down, Lady would jump up on me, lick my face, and need me as much as I needed her.

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Adrian My name is Adrian Not to be confused With your other manWho can put it down Flip it and reverse it But can't do i...
05/24/2025

Adrian

My name is Adrian
Not to be confused
With your other man
Who can put it down
Flip it and reverse it
But can't do it like I can
Like Adrian
That will take you
By the hand
And not the toes
Cause I don't do feet
Naw, that ain't me
My name is Adrian
Not to be confused
With your other man
Who can put it down
Flip it and reverse it
But can't do it like I can
Like Adrian

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Got my name tatted I'm trying to seeWhatYou gone doFor me FwbYou think I needAnd I need ButShe got my name tatted AyeAnd...
05/20/2025

Got my name tatted

I'm trying to see
What
You gone do
For me
Fwb
You think I need
And I need
But
She got my name tatted
Aye
And I look back at it
When I'm down
She say what's wrong Daddy
Aye
She got my name tatted
She got my name tatted
And you the s**t
You got voodoo
But I heard her
Sound it out so
She got that too
Incantations and spells
The magic
Who knew
Not you
Gone try and compete
Silly when
She got my name tatted
And I look back at it
When I’m down
She say what's wrong Daddy
Aye
She got my name tatted
She got my name tatted

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I was at the store and this pre-popped popcorn was calling my name. It was only a dollar and so I bought and tasted the ...
05/09/2025

I was at the store and this pre-popped popcorn was calling my name. It was only a dollar and so I bought and tasted the best popcorn I ever had. It was salty, buttery, and tasted like I was at the carnival, watching my favorite act. In fact, I went back to the store and bought a whole case, it was that good.

I passed the pre-popped popcorn out at work, professing how good it was and everyone agreed except for this one lady. She said she doesn't eat popcorn but her husband does. “Yay!”, I exclaimed. He would say that it's the best popcorn he ever tasted.

A day goes by and I asked the lady at work what her husband thought about the pre-popped popcorn. “Oh”, she replied, “ I'll text him and ask him”. The next day went the same, with her saying, “I'll text him and ask him”. Then the weekend came and I thought, surely he tasted the best popcorn ever. So on Monday, I asked what her husband thought about the pre-popped popcorn. “Oh,” she said. She's been so busy that she forgot to ask him but she's going to ask him right now.

I was taken aback by the lady at work response, as this was the best pre-popped popcorn I've ever tasted. I told her I can't be your husband, waiting for a response and I can't be his wife, so busy that you forget the little things, like asking how the popcorn was. She sassed me of course, but on the next day she was telling me how they thought it was the best popcorn they ever had . It was salty, buttery, and tasted like they were at the carnival, watching their favorite act. In fact, she wanted to know what store I got it from.

The moral:

Eat popcorn

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Do you remember the time when T.J. was four or five, and you called me hysterically like “What did you tell my child thi...
03/29/2025

Do you remember the time when T.J. was four or five, and you called me hysterically like “What did you tell my child this time”.

Apparently, T.J. was having so much fun over at his friend's house so his mother decided to let him spend the night. She got a call around 5 o'clock in the evening because T.J. refused to spend the night. He said I told him if he ever spends the night at someone's house, make sure they got some hot sauce. If they don't, run as far as you can and call your mother immediately.

T.J.’s friend's parents tried to rectify the situation saying “We got Tabasco!”, but that only made it worse, as this little boy was saying, “I cannot stay here!”

I chuckled a little bit, but I demanded to know, who eats dinner at five o'clock? And I told T.J. to run as far as he can, so he didn't learn that from me.

A.D. Ausler

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Laundromat You cold water washWith a full cup of bleachSo that you could be noticedWhen you walk down the streetAnd you ...
03/23/2025

Laundromat

You cold water wash
With a full cup of bleach
So that you could be noticed
When you walk down the street
And you separate your colors
And you fold them up so neat
But next time you’re at the Laundromat
Won’t you get a load of me
Feeling clean like
You always permanent press
And make sure to use those dryer sheets
So that you can impress
When you walk down the street
And you separate your colors
And you fold them up so neat
But next time your at the Laundromat
Won’t you get a load of me
With not a stain anymore
Just like a tide and now I’ve reached the shore
And I got cheer and something more
And I’m sure
You cold water wash
With a full cup of bleach
So that you could be noticed
When you walk down the street
And I see
But next time your at the Laundromat
Won’t you get a load of me

A.D. Ausler

www.mywildflowerchild.com

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