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So many decisions So many actions We don't take the time to look Realize the impact A tear, a smile, a laugh The heartache A heart-break The pain Embrace the power Control We try to set the pace Don't let the rage overcome what life you destine to lead It only takes so much So little Such a large impact We find ourselves mute to the outside world Becoming blind, not seeing whom we are affecting Becoming deaf, not caring to listen to anybody besides ourselves You may bring out a smile from the one who does not speak, walking down the hall; head down, hoping nobody can see their hidden colors You may bring out a laugh from the one who keeps their cool, serious, lacks a noticeable humor You may bring out a heavy flow or hurt and tears from the one who speaks with such kindness, carries themselves with grace, lives life, and is always seen with a grin across their face You may bring out a glare of hate from the one who tries to get by, friends with everyone, and sits aside not having a voice Such an antique of a moral "Treat others as you would like to be treated" Yet such a meaningful and consequential impact If only every person lived abiding by this Our would is overflowed with the concept that we don't need to think about anyone other than ourselves Morals Situations Right and wrong Everything is affective Either you make someone very joyful and contented Or You have weakened the spirit of another The decision Held in the palm or your hand Find it deep inside yourself Make the right one We are all equal United It may be we are one But each individual plays their own part Every one of us responsible Realization The impact
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Aug 17, 2010
Aug 17, 2010 at 8:47 AM UTC
Realization
So many decisions So many actions We don't take the time to look Realize the impact A tear, a smile, a laugh The heartache A heart-break The pain Embrace the power Control We try to set the pace Don't let the rage overcome what life you destine to lead It only takes so much So little Such a large impact We find ourselves mute to the outside world Becoming blind, not seeing whom we are affecting Becoming deaf, not caring to listen to anybody besides ourselves You may bring out a smile from the one who does not speak, walking down the hall; head down, hoping nobody can see their hidden colors You may bring out a laugh from the one who keeps their cool, serious, lacks a noticeable humor You may bring out a heavy flow or hurt and tears from the one who speaks with such kindness, carries themselves with grace, lives life, and is always seen with a grin across their face You may bring out a glare of hate from the one who tries to get by, friends with everyone, and sits aside not having a voice Such an antique of a moral "Treat others as you would like to be treated" Yet such a meaningful and consequential impact If only every person lived abiding by this Our would is overflowed with the concept that we don't need to think about anyone other than ourselves Morals Situations Right and wrong Everything is affective Either you make someone very joyful and contented Or You have weakened the spirit of another The decision Held in the palm or your hand Find it deep inside yourself Make the right one We are all equal United It may be we are one But each individual plays their own part Every one of us responsible Realization The impact
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jennifer-dyann
American
Aug 17, 2010
Aug 17, 2010 at 8:47 AM UTC
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