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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Picture a blank chalkboard Like the ones you see in schools Then think of it as your life On the day you were born In your mind, take a piece of chalk And start to draw a straight line That line is the path of your life Now think of your first remembered mistake At that point your line must veer off course From that point on, the rest of your life Never follows that original line Every choice we make will alter our direction A poor choice will be a dramatic change And take your farther away Where as a good choice will take you closer To the original line but never get you back to that straight line We may travel parallel from time to time But then you must consider the fact That choices are made everyday Meaning, with every choice our line will Veer one way or the other Each choice leads to another choice Since none of us are perfect We will all make our share of poor choices Therefore, it is my opinion That our worst mistake is our first mistake Which leads us away from that straight line When we make choices we do not always know The immediate result, sometimes the true Result may not show up for days, weeks or even years Life is about the choices we make They should never be taken lightly As each choice is a turn to a different path for contest July 1 2016
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