Rise and Fall
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To go or not to go- that is the question:
Whether it is the early morning rise
That keeps the head in a groggy state
Or the thrill of the heart pounding
And, by opposing, wakes us. To wake, to go-
Again- and start another day, we begin
The mundane routine and the natural habits
That flesh is heir to- it is an unbroken cycle
Yearning to be done. To wake, to go-
To go, perchance to thrive. Yes, there is a chance,
For in that life of babble there is rebirth,
When we have arisen to this natural work,
Must give us hope. There's the miraculous
That makes benevolence of life.
For who would suffer the tears and stings of trial,
The challenger's words, the jealous man's accusation,
The thorns of untimely events, the heart's delay,
The incredulity of superiors, and the venom
That the inexplicably loathed injects,
When himself might life make better
With a forgiving notion? Who would grievance bear,
To mumble and sigh under a taxing life,
But that the dream of something after adversity,
The astonishing realities whose eyes
No image abandons, entices the heart
And makes us rather serve those ills we know
Than flee from others that are wicked in heart?
Thus conscience does make heroes of us all,
And thus the innate thought of selflessness
Is strong over with the courageous actions
And instills great camaraderie and cimpassion
With this regard their souls turn virtuous
And transcend the name of honor.