Walking through the rough road, I came to a place
Poetic Tradition
By ReinholdPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
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Walking through the rough road, I came to a place where
From which I could not depart for fear of panic.
If I tried to move one step
I would be dragged back to the same place by the hair.
But I am the kind of person who, even though death is close at hand
I still seek new advice in my life.
Whether out of vice or because of my destiny.
I know the best and appreciate the worst.
And my short time.
My years from the beginning to my middle age
I chose the wrong direction.
I do not fight against the bias of my hobby.
and the inevitable death that will end all suffering.
I did not bother to look for remedies to help me.
About the Creator
Reinhold
Health is certainly more valuable than money because it is by health that money is procured




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