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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Happiness and sorrow ebb and flow like waves upon a beach, and I am but a grain of sand." by poet I think of myself as nothing more than a sunflower who, at the hint of first light, turns to face due East Respectful of dawn, through God's glorious power, morning stirs my spiritual need, and upon it I feast. It's not a shortcoming to be generous and humble, nor a weakness in my character, a burden to bear. I'm never too proud to ask for help when I stumble for if I humbly ask for His hand, it will be there. Defiantly, pride seems to take control before a fall Arrogance is a foolish trait that becomes a liability ending in dishonor when the foolhardy hit a wall. Humility can be a saving grace; but not a disability. I am just a tiny grain of sand, washed upon a beach, a speck of dust on Earth, the size of a mustard seed. I believe by being modest, happiness is in my reach Content with what little I have, not tempted by greed. Integrity is an admirable quality in an altruistic mind Benevolence and compassion are gifts to be lauded By living an unassuming life, my worth will be defined without need to be rewarded, praised, or applauded. November 3, 2021 Your Own Philosophy Statement Contest Sponsor: Chantelle Anne Cooke
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