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When you have a passion that is so strong It ignites a roaring fire beneath your heart; When it's embedded so deeply within you, You can't remember life before; When it courses through your veins, Making you breathless with excitement... Realize you've stumbled across something magnificent. True passion cannot be Feigned. People struggle to Love Something they don't, but it always Ends In tragedy. If there is no twinkle in their eye, No glimmer of desire in their voice, No spirit in their work... It is simply not passion.
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