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Adverse


Philippians 2:5 

You should have the same attitude toward one another that Christ Jesus had …

 

 

Bread of adversity.

 

 

Building morale without knowing the problems

by removing people one by one,

and so to think that you solved the problems

not realizing that the day is gone.

 

Morale rests not upon one person,

but is guided by a train of thought.

A way of life and not diversion

by moving one man out of "naught".

 

Talk about vision … not understanding,

and going blindly door to door.

Finding one open must be handing

the opportunity you're looking for.

 

Call that mission "my destination"

one by one "change" to the core?

Upon a foundation of frustration

fooling yourself more and more.

 

This way now is the way to travel.

Every one you're working for.

Will direct you to obey that level

and otherwise there is the door.

 

Jan Wienen

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