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GUTS BEGETS GLORY


1. Who ever said it would be easy?

Doesn't matter if your name is Daisy,

As long as you are lazy,

Life will always be hazy.

 

2. When you have done your best,

To fate and God leave the rest,

Patiently wait for your hatched eggs in the nest,

And you will be rejoicing next.

 

3. Treat issues one after the other,

You don't climb simultanously with both feet on the ladder,

So take things one after another,

Only then will you come out better,

 

4. Are you in debt?

Should that make you sink in  sea depth?

Never willingly offer yourself to death,

Don't ever be the coward  I once met.

 

5. Cowards take their lives,

But when life cuts you with knives,

When friends live in fives,

You should be strong and thrive.

 

6. Life is for the tough,

Those ready to fight rough,

And fend life's missiles off!

Till life says it's enough.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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