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Just Perfect
Far from perfect,
but that’s just perfect.
Perfection is way too much to bear.
Flaws imperfect,
but that’s their purpose.
Perfection is when you’re near.
- Marvin Ady
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Love Crime
Do you know?
If I never said a word,
would you know?
Pray that the answer isn’t “no”.
Said it a million times,
hoping I’ve shown at least a third.
Falling short would be such a crime,
because I am yours, and you are mine.
- Marvin Ady
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New @KoonceJewelers Fitzgerald Chronograph Ad - Styling and hair : @Iam_SashaR & Makeup: @muatashebajohnson
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Imperfect
“Imperfect”
Words by Marvin Ady
Dedicated To My Dearest Friend L.A.
Unpleasant reminder, this ugly thing,
Jagged and crooked, rugged in appearance;
Life’s cruel joke, taunting, laughing,
An unwanted and annoying presence.
Misshapen, recklessly carved, carelessly scribbled,
Displaced, deranged mark of imperfection;
An uncomely sight and distasteful symbol,
Everlasting blemish requiring correction.
Grisly, and yet, undeniably captivating,
Demanding scrutiny reserved for art;
Unlikely rarity worth appreciating,
Evoking emotions directly from the heart.
Inconceivable to admire and love a scar,
The signature that makes you who you are.
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KOONCE & CO. JEWELERS DEBUTS “THE FITZGERALD CHRONOGRAPH”
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Marvin Ady
Phone: 323.546.7826
Phone: 914.510.4294
Email: marvinady@gmail.com
KOONCE & CO. JEWELERS DEBUTS “THE FITZGERALD CHRONOGRAPH”
Collaborates With Art Director Marvin Ady On Watch Design
Miami, FL October 22, 2012 — New York based jeweler Koonce & Co. Jewelers collaborated with Art Director Marvin Ady to create the Fitzgerald Chronograph releasing exclusively online this October. The Fitzgerald Chronograph is a wonderful compliment to the modern, contemporary, stylish and professional individual. The Fitzgerald Chronograph carries the sophistication of Koonce & Co. Jewelers energized with a new attitude and contemporary styling.
“A watch can tell you a lot about a person,” said Marvin Ady, The Fitzgerald Chronograph Art Director. “We wanted to create a watch that represented luxury and professionalism that was also highly fashionable.”
A bold collection crafted of a 44m round stainless steel case engraved with tachymeter on the dial. Exquisitely beautiful with yellow gold or rose gold polished bezel complimented with a genuine leather strap. The Fitzgerald Chronograph by Koonce & Co. Jewelers is functional as it is beautiful. It features a dot marker at twelve o’clock, date window at three o’clock, three sub-dials, and three luminous hands. It is water resistant up to 5 ATM.
The Fitzgerald Chronograph is a limited exclusive. Only 100 watches made.
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If you’d like more information about The Fitzgerald, or would like to make a purchase visit http://www.kooncejewelers.com/products/the-fitzgerald
To schedule an interview with Marvin Ady, please call 323.546.7826 or email marvinady@gmail.com
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Searching for Security or Digging for Gold
Searching for Security or Digging for Gold?
Words by Marvin Ady | BallerAlert.Com Exclusive
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In today’s dating scene, it seems that a man’s finances often becomes the focal point. In his mind, any woman who is interested in what he does for a living or how much he makes is a gold digger. It is easy to label a woman who will not date someone who is not at a certain financial level a gold digger. However, some women are only looking for some security. Is there a difference? Yes there is. To differentiate the two, a man must know what a gold digger is, what a woman is looking for when she is looking for security, his role in a relationship, and how a woman may still choose someone who is not quite there yet financially.
A gold digger is someone whose sole purpose of dating is for financial and material gain. Her love of money precedes all things – including love. She is status obsessed. She feels entitled to a luxurious lifestyle without having to work for it.. When it comes to relationships, money is not part of the equation; it is the equation. If you want her love, you are going to have to pay for it.
What about the woman who is looking for some security? How is she different from the gold digger? What is security? Security is freedom from financial cares. It also means freedom from danger. Security is protection. A woman who seeks security wants to know she is entering a situation where she can be protected from financial woes. She does not want to enter a situation in which she has to carry a majority of the load. More so, she merely is looking for someone who can compliment her own successes and vice versa.
Every man needs to know that what he does for a living and his financial status will always be a determining factor in whether or not a woman wants to date him. After all, one of the roles a man holds in a relationship is as provider. Being a provider does not mean he will spend his life paying for everything. It simply means that he is able to take care of his needs and responsibilities. He is able to contribute to the growth of the relationship. Not only does he provide financially, but also provides emotionally, spiritually, physically, and mentally. To protect himself from being a victim of a gold digger, a mans needs to figure out whether or not his finances is a contributing factor to his relationship or the only factor to his relationship.
Is it all over if a man is not quite at the financial status that most may find desirable? To a gold digger? Yes. She has short-term goals. She wants to eat that lobster and steak dinner today, ride in the Benz tomorrow, and vacation in Bali this weekend. On the other hand, a woman who is looking for security has long-term goals. She wants to feel safe 5, 10, 25, and 50 years from now. Though it is important to know where he is now in his life, it is just as important to know where he will be in the future. A smart woman who cares about a man is very aware of his potential. Is he in school? What are his skills and talents? Is he ambitious? Does he have realistic goals? Does he work towards his goals? The answer to those questions can determine whether or not she decides to pursue a relationship with a man.
Money matters. Money is protection. However, money is not everything. If a woman only focuses on a man’s money, she is more than likely a gold digger. All the same, sometimes her concern with what he can provide has to do with her looking for a bit of security.
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Dream Lover
Dream Lover
Words by Marvin Ady
Keep dreaming of a girl I never met,
And I love her already, I married her already;
Love at first sight, well, not yet,
But I’ve promised her the rest of our lives already.
I’m hoping and praying for déjà vu,
Wanting it to feel like we’ve known each other;
“It feels like I already know you”,
Believe me, I wouldn’t mistake her for another.
I’m hoping she sees me in her dreams,
That I make her smile while she sleeps;
Never fully understood love or what it means,
But in the love game, you play for keeps.
The woman of my dreams, my fantasy, my muse,
When she becomes real, she’s mine to lose.Join the conversation on Twitter: @theadymethod #dreamlover -
Come Undone
“Come Undone”
Words by Marvin Ady
Telling eyes, no concept of secrecy,
Wanting, begging for a familiar satisfaction;
Suspended in this hour of privity,
Indulging within the confines of attraction.
Lips part, revealing a beautiful whisper,
Inviting, giving permission to explore;
Expecting moans and delicate whimpers,
Lust filled embrace from a tender lover.
Eyes closed, feelings of an empty room,
Pleasurable collapse, a glorious occasion;
Delectable nectar in this flower bloom,
Sweet honey exclusive to this location.
Give yourself up, don’t say no,
Come undone and let your body go.
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Spill
“Spill”
Words by Marvin Ady
Oh my, what a mess I’ve made,
Clumsy of me to say the least;
Carelessness is what I gave,
Should have avoided this calamity.
Greed, overwhelming desire for more,
Weak and fragile, whole but broken;
Nasty spill, a scene to be abhorred,
The inevitable, indeed I was provoking.
Stubborn stains impossible to remove,
Destroyed, damaged, in eternal ruin;
Existing forever with no room to improve,
Delicate, feeble vessel at its true end.
An avoidable spill, one I must live through,
My mistake, for not pouring my love into you.
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Stay
“Stay”
Words by Marvin Ady
There aren’t any shades of gray,
Black and white, clear as day;
Suffer an eternity when you go about your way,
Is it too much to ask, if I ask you to stay.
My heart goes with you, every time you leave,
Want to beg and plead, “Please, baby please”;
The emptiness inside makes my voice go weak,
Nothing else exists when you is all I need.
Stripped of your love, left completely bare,
Overwhelming despair when you’re not there;
Can’t kiss your lips, can’t play in your hair,
Will tears show you how much I care?
It isn’t enough to tell you that I miss you,
I just hope that you feel it when I kiss you.
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