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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required the highest peak for me is the element of praise every disappointment is a gentle kiss from the most incandescent star my forward motion stays inspired by the truth within the divine uplifting to be truly blessed is to fly freely without the effect of meaningless outcries instead of missing the ignition, i focus instead on the pictorial impact with that inspiration i face the day newly renewed the freedom that i feel today prevents my mind from being force fed endless fodder the contentment i feel prevents my mental from being overtaken with life’s stresses when the rhythm of time performs indecisive enactments in my vision’s ear, i brainstorm each session is a thought provoking lesson, and the humbling is a necessary reminder i take a closer look at how the gold converses carelessly with the silver i take a deeper observation at how the sun cooperates with the moon what i ingest is a phenomenal excursion into a magnificent quietude the vibe of it all inspires a rare smile usually ever so shy i wish i could take the antonym’s siblings with me i wish i had a way to make them and their many relatives and offspring understand however all i can offer them and whoever else are ornamental, yuletide wishes and greetings as well as the most sincere hope that somewhere, someway, and somehow that i have inspired A SMILE!
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