6) The Sonnet Of Texas (Prose And Sonnet) Comments

Just before leaving the Capitol City, Austin, I was recently introduced to my now good friend; this new enlightenment. It allows me to see even the little wonders created over the millions of years. Ironically enough, the State Capitol was one of the first places that I vied to speak, communicate, with this new language or even a tool. The dictionary I have has one hundred and eighty thousand words in it, and with it, I can figure out most things in life, communicate with just about all of God's creatures, and even build an antenna with just a tablet and pencil to talk to God.
After successfully addressing the governor's office about one of their most prized possessions; The Great Walk, which links the State Capitol to Congress Avenue and the rest of the world, I heard they were preparing for the year two thousand. I began to wonder if another jewel would be placed in that crown; whether it was Lyndon B. Johnson, Barbara Jordan, or even Ann Richards, for sometimes we are certain about some without doubt.
I learned even more about enlightenment, a conviction to it, and the many wonders of the state of Texas.
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