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A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT (I am changing slowly and surely -/- In Camp#49)

by St_Samiel

Alright! The finish line is in my reach, All is needed is for me to slow march and quick march. When I finished this book will be my motivation speech, Of the journey I travelled individually, A word to the wise is sufficient, Wisdom taught to fools is prudent. Men cannot stand alone, But God by the side of men will ensure greatness to reach their throne. Now there're two roads in front of me, I live by three rules I should push through comfortably. Be tardy, Be punctual and obey lawful instructions, If these rules aren't followed there will be destruction. Pain was the foundation and blood the veils, The prayers I sent to God was heartfelt calls. I am changing slowly but surly. A few steps and the end is near, This point uncertainty is the trickster I fear. I am stronger than I was before mentally and physically, I over came the fight for my soul spiritually. A word to the wise is sufficient, wisdom taught to a fool is proficient. Taking heed of the lessons the elders gave us to. The speed of our creed was initiated by instructors by stampedes, Some failed to lead and underestimated our deeds. The final piece of the puzzle that shows the full picture, The struggle was needed, in turmoil we gave unto Cesar. A word to the wise was and will always be sufficient, Wisdom spoken to a fool is in his benefit, and is prudent.
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