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Soar


Let us rise like butterflies Even higher than the skies can surmise While the enemy we despise Try to feed us truth-covered lies. And in our enemy's eyes We see the hate that it tries to disguise With friendship of a pointless kind. But, we shall prevail When the ships of our desperation sail Because we are not one's to fail Even when the winds blow and wail. Our hearts- though tender- are not frail And can withstand the storms of snow and hail. Come, let us press on Till the night becomes the break of dawn Because we have the ability to soar, We can fly and so much more.
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