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The cause


 

Many not realizing the greatness of the cause,

seeing only the limitation through working laws.

The call to those whose hour has come to awake,

and lullabies to those who do not want to face the ache.

When success drinks from the heart its own tears,

the ridicule gained the failure overcoming fears.

Confounded balance by ideal limitations,

missing wakening by whole heart creation.

Perturbed hearts that upsets the truth,

not hearing the voice of virtues silence youth.

By rapidity of life where imagination cannot follow,

drawing strength by humility is the oracle of Apollo.

When the unreality of life pushes against the will,

the love reality opens the door in very still.

In the influence that controls every situation,

Inshallah is the divine preparation.

Great souls need to struggle and to bear,

more responsibilities are given in that life affair.

The children of sorrow have a sense of gratitude,

leadership and cause with the right attitude.

 

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https://robertrittel.blogspot.com Living virtualistic through myself. The road I wanted to follow choose me and I can see the cosmos to know itself. I remember only moments where my actions manifested the belief of my passion, choosing my next universe through what I have learned in this one. My fears got lost in dreams, sensing what needed to be done with no thinking. I believe in fairy tales, especially with dragons and how to tame them. I do not need any strange faith to worship that celestial brilliance. Dismissing everything what insults my soul and faithful in those small things, because it is in them where our strength is.

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