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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 Author![]() Mauricio 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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