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all of us are good at something we have talents possessed inside that is gifted it's a way out of a hazardous environment that needs to be uplifted trying to please others that often gets shifted leads to crimes like stealing your grandmother's pearls in which she felt shoplifted don't be a fool listen to those that genuinely want you to succeed, they will give you necessary tool like a bonton, take it, run with it, and go all the way to the finish line everything you earn allows you to say "this is all mine" don't be afraid to show off your talent even if it's early as nine kids that age don't even know how to read it's a shame, by the time they're 13, fights will happen in which all they do is bleed definitely not a good deed need to plant your seed so you grow and blossom more beautifully than dead flowers on the block this is why people attempt to make fun of you and mock that's all good, same ones who laughed at you are crying in a cell call d-block be strong like a rock gain strength in the long run that will endure hardships like the wrestler known as the rock jealousy ignites that engine in your soul in challenging you to be even greater when it's all set in done, give the two fingers of peace and say later worse thing in the world is wasted talent can have all the talent, but if you don't do the right thing, then nothing happens
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