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Unbroken


Unbroken
By: Joshua L Mayfield
 
If you can incline to use
humor in mist of failure,
no matter if be a pinch--
or a ton of a measure.
If you can smile afterwards 
without a tear nor exhale,
and hearken to ambition
whispering "faith shall prevail."
If you can deny defeat 
with an everlasting hope,
with undeniable strength 
and fearsome courage to cope.
If you can rise above the 
challenge when others refuse,
with hope to defy odds and
nay-sayers who says you'll lose. 
If you can smile in mist of 
many eyes staring in doubt,
and maintain your belief--faith
shall bring victory to sprout.
And if you can bare a smile 
when crowning words are spoken,
then you'll realize-- victory 
is a smile--best--unbroken.
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