From cradle to grave, a great journey only enjoyed by the brave. It takes years to grow, just like running through the relay lane, with processes like a taking-off plane, obstacles like the mission games, and missing parts like the puzzle that can only be gotten right by the unstoppable believe that you can gain even In the raining season of hardship, always be in partnership with the winning spirit and know that you can always make it. Even though it can be tempting just never let it go, just keep the believe and someday you shall be relieved……some make it to become leaders , whiles others follow….but no matter where you belong just manage to swallow the things it comes with …… because once a cradle you would surely visit the grave. Spend your time wisely, be kind to everyone, find yourself, your purpose and love it.
EVERYTHING THAT HAS A BEGINNING MUST END !
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The Little black book
The village of Dankokunku found in the outcast of Sambasumbu region in a small country name the Gambia in Africa was known for its mystics and dark forest. it was believed to be a land that no man can build a home in for the famous guardian of the dark forest named "Saburjaga" meaning "the nose that smells a soul from a thousand mile away and the only person the guard will gives access to will be a female warrior that is gonna be born with a gift in her hands that's the key to removing the darkest from the village of dankokunko, centuries went by but no child was born with any form of gift in their hands so the village had no hope of ever occupying that village after losing so many lives in attempt to settle there.
By Ebrima Dibba5 years ago in Wander
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