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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Tribulations of testing times, when a result of human crimes, bring only melancholic rhymes. You just desire to be understood, when overwhelmed tears begin to flood. Where there is not one soul to call, no one can lift you after your fall. They say home is where the heart resides, but when there's emptiness from what fate provides, you realize what you once took for granted, was in reality, what your spirit wanted. Now there are hollow walls with silent floors, empty baby seats and unopened doors. Winds blowing vacant swings, increasing pain, distant strayed images driving you insane. Muddled mind is in a scattered state of confusion, wondering when there will be an end conclusion. Like being lost in Labyrinth's maze without a key, shouting and screaming, but no one hears your plea. Tired from injustices served from destiny's dish, life becomes a constant monotonous death wish. Yet, you don't have the courage to follow through, because you know their are people relying on you. What choice do you have, but to thrive and strive, because there are daily lessons keeping hope alive. Dreams can be achieved through courage and drive, in trials your inner strength finds that will to survive. Silent One 12 October 2020 An example for the will to survive contest
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