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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It was later I knew that perception was just the opening key Age unveiled to me the need to advance my thinking I sought to know more about me There came a school of thought that face-lifted my thinking It said: ‘You’re a spirit: you have a soul and live in a body’ This advanced thought made me a changed person I thought I knew myself best but had no idea this was just a test. (iii) I worked through the rigor of self-discovery It was then I knew I needed an actual recovery I searched inwards to know who I really was It was then I recognize I’d been playing the Dicey Knowledge Toss I got a welling up from the inside who I am It echoed: ‘You are a transcendent entity-- stretching beyond the bounds of gender polarity---yet, exhibiting the energies of masculinity and feminine characteristics in situations of interest to bring about harmony with the natural forces---wind, earth, water and fire and with self.’ I was changed ever since. Who is this me has become the new me ever since My quest to know more of me had been tense I can now confidently boast about my knew knowledge defense I am getting to know more of me, though I can boldly say: ‘I can move my personal toe’ My getting to know myself is clearer It is all about moving myself better
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