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Strength may also look like, slight smiles on days when lips refuse to curl. Tiny attempts, while toes refuse to budge. Lazy mornings and laidback evenings, reaching out for bits of joy, and tiny pleasures.
Strength may also look like
Slight smiles on days
When lips refuse to curl.
Tiny attempts
While toes refuse to budge.
Lazy mornings and laidback evenings
Reaching out for bits of joy
And tiny pleasures.
Opening our soft lump of mind
To different point of views,
To listen without prejudices.
For the miles between
The mountain of brains
And ocean of hearts
Offer tons of perspectives.
Burying that ounce of pride
Forgiving while you hear no apologies
Welcoming with giant hearts
Trying with a heap of hopes.
Giving second chances quietly
Loving without eying returns
Caring in silence while praising loud.
Wearing that change of attitude
For difference of opinion
Exists for a reason.
Seeing beyond clothes and shoes
For common sense weighs
More than fashion sense.
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