on to the next one

like an a addict,I cant get anything done without appreciating what the last four months have been for me,everyday since I broke my cuffs from my relationship I have grown a great deal in varying arenas:poetry being the largest milestone I have achieved.Its hard getting up from a fall but with every shut door comes an opportunity to unlock new ones,I haven't achieved my fulll pontential noraccomplished my goals in life but I have a strong will to try nomatter how hard the doors keep slumming on my face.big surprises come in packages of constant persistance.

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  1. Mr Reality CheckNovember 19, 2010 at 8:02 PM

    Keep on keeping on brother. Eyes on the target. U will get there.

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