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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Life lesson Sometimes in life you are going to learn that time changes as well people do You will have too learn that people that were once there will turn on you So with life’s lesson you have too learn to have no regrets about the things that you have done and the people that you’ve lost because all of, these things are apart of paying life’s cost nobody ever said it would be easy or that life was even fair so you have to learn to see things for what they are and learn to compare so that this way you can separate the good from the bad and be happy for all the things that you ever had. Life’s lessons have taught me that what doesn’t kill you will only make you strong so learn from your mistakes but you must move on you can not sit and dwell over what life has offered you, you must take a stand for what you want out of life and no that nothing in this lifetime will ever be easy or come to you for free you have to work hard in life to succeed and get to were you want to be. Life’s lessons have taught me to be selective of those people whom I choose to allow into my life because not everyone is worth the sacrafice, you will learn that some people are not even worth your time of day and most of the time they only make you feel as if you should have just looked the other way. Written by: Eleanor Bolden
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