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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A merciful and forgiving soul molds a person's character... to lead that heart down the path of awareness, to weather all difficulties with confidence and ease; surly and sullen looks that plagued its thoughts can disappear, when those open eyes ascertain every fault. Battles are desperately fought, only some are won... accept a small victory, instead of a great defeat; understand the mentality of the selfish man, with his vanity exceeding its capacity, to gain prestige and impose his superiority on others who remain silent and weep. Break down the barriers of injustice and greed, never step back and fear the one who's preposterous and unfair; embody the mind of the Almighty in yourself, and He will guide you through each struggle without hatred or anger! A flower must grow for us to admire the beauty of its planted seed, so is courage rapidly growing...fortifying our inner strength. A merciful and forgiving soul abides by the fairest and justest laws, those laws set by the Supreme Ruler, who posses the holiest mind; and whoever obeys, regardless of past disobedience, reaps its rewards in this lifetime. A merciful and forgiving soul... doesn't wait for tears to fall, or pitiful words to wipe clean anyone's offense. Copyright 2009 by Andrew Crisci
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