Short Story: Destiny

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Just a few word to inspire

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A true being of love holds the key of life,

In the shadows of hope you will find your way

Chased by your nightmares and rescued by your dreams

Your true spirit will find the light needed to fly

In the infinity frame of time, you will be captured

Feel the sun on your skin and the rain on your lips

And with this confusing riddle you will see your destiny

For you are, the only one who can reach it....

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Adam West said "This inspires in me the notion that in youth and good health anything seems possible despite the incumberance of confusing and competing interests...many thanks, Adam"
3 months ago
Jay Leffew said "That should be '...infinite frame of time...' but this was great. I particularly like the idea of dreams rescuing me from nightmares, and only I can reach my own destiny. It's a fact that we tend to want to blame something else for the way things go wrong, but if we were honest enough to analyse the problem, we'd usually find it was our own fault somewhere down the line. Much appreciated, thank you."
3 months ago

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