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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required This world of emotions, is where we all really live a place where we take, a place where we give our experiences differ, due to the preconceptions we hold only with a discerning heart, would we feel it unfold Trials and tribulations, most of our days will we see if we expect to learn and grow, this will have to be what is our life worth living, could we ever be free staying trapped in our emotions, unable to agree To perceive one's true enemy, is not such a big feat no need for anything special, you don't need to be elite just a desire for your honesty, and introspection to meet a realization that without this, you will never be complete Break down the walls of your heart, to see what's there another human being like you, yes, maybe your peer only bias and negativity, has this world made you immune you failing to recognize, your obligation to commune Whether black or white, gentile or jew unity binding our souls, where are those few? strife and dissension, this confusion does accrue to a point of tragedy, which always seems to renew Yet, we all hold this power, this divine power to achieve but will you choose to change, or forever remain naive enemy number one, if by now you cannot perceive with your own ignorance of mind, do you deceive
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