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Trials without tribulation from a mislead error. What wrong makes a right from justified terror? I bring undaunted loyalty with resented obedience. I humble myself, not to satisfied the status quo But to lend credence to all I know. For the heart is thicker than a stone, Therefore it shall not weaken my soul. Many and many will cross this path. But few will leave with the last laugh. So I take this stand before I knell. As I raise my hands before I tread What wisdom shall prevail? By Mauricio Montoya
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3 Reviews Added on March 18, 2010 Last Updated on May 17, 2010 AuthorMauricio Montoyaoakland, CAAboutLove to draw and cook from time to time, when I'm not drawing I’ll write poems. My favorite poet is Edgar Allen Poe. more..Writing
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