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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Written: August 30, 2023 ______________________________________________________________ I believe the reach of empathy is endless. My soul echoes with love and kindness. But the lure of larkiness entices me deeply. Hidden yearning, teasing current meekly. While singing, I discover liberation in the air. A tune that eliminates all despair. The emotion is what is significant not the lyrics. A distortion of realism as my soul soars, empirics. In mischief, there's a spark, a wayward flame, A twinkle in the eye, a game to proclaim. Not utterly harm, but a playful jest, To bestow laughter and joy—a moment of zest. In kindness, I find solace in the world. A gentle touch that mends all that's unfurled A little spectacular, but a straightforward act, To brighten someone's day, to leave an impact. When singing, my voice becomes a guiding light. A sparkle of hope shines through the night. In the darkest hours, when all seems lost, The melody of faith will never exhaust. Not utterly understood but deeply felt, A tone of the heart, as skepticism is meant. In kindness, I find strength to overcome. To lift others up and support them become The best versions of themselves, to inspire, To ignite a fire within, a burning desire. In mischief, there's a lesson to learn, To embrace the unexpected, to bear a turn.
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