The Strength Within

By Mo HPublished 6 months ago • 1 min read

We walk on paths both rough and worn,
> With spirits tested, bruised, and torn.
> Yet deep inside, a stubborn light,
> Defies the overwhelming night.
> **The human heart will always rise.**

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Mo H

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Paars6 months ago
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