When we cease to do a thing
How easy we forget The good news is Tis joy to remember it Our body doth remember Our hands Our blood Our soul If you cease to do a thing you love It doth take a heavy toll Fret not if not doing! There will always be time When you life is ready The chips will fall in line And that thing That thing you love so dear It will find you Forget not what you love! But know tis not who you are Though the passion and joy found Can carry you far Far beyond this thing some call the mundane of every day Riding high on wings of action We shape our lives like a potter moulds clay Remember what moves your soul That is a clear path before you set and lined with all you know Forget not what you do Do what you love Love every breath There is no mundane.
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Douglas
28/4/2015 04:03:26
Thanks Rinah
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callum humphrey
12/5/2015 12:58:20
utter shite mate. pack it in immediately.
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