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Flawlessly limitless


It is at the insistence of my soul, where I find the conviction.

Mocking the hypocrisy of my surroundings,

It is when I deepened the essence of my being.

The reason for my existence intensifies,

and the force emerges so that at once I can fly.


 

I look at the sky, and I see the stars.

Every mistake brings me closer to triumph.

Each impediment gives me more strength.

Every presence of suffering or injustice,

inspires me, and knocks down the wall of boundaries,

in which the maelstrom of life is consuming us.


 

Nothing is enough.

Nothing is so strong.

Nothing breaks me.

I insist on finding that ray of light,

that thread of intense force,

that will take me further into a world without limits.


 

Where only the essence of ourselves can be.

Honesty, righteousness, wherever it is free.

Just a sigh of life is enough,

and so in that instant,

I take flight

where neither the sky nor the ground

 can stop me.


 

Where the immensity of reaching its fullness,

and energy takes hold and free us

You just have to believe ...

Remove the veil from this Earthly world views,

so you can finally see

and discover greatness

for your pure existence.





 

Maintain transparency,

achieve crystal clear water balance,

flashing in the expression of my soul,

to let me absorb everything.


 

No one will hold me in the wicked swamp,

nor will it sink me into emptiness.

Confusing and overwhelming uncertainty

whispers danger,

but the purpose keeps me focused,

in the need for my existence.


 

Now I understand.

Now I have grown.

Now I know

Now I have overcome.

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