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Do not let tales of previous common experiences of people being denied the need to affirm dismay your zeal to right the wrong, now the same victims of oppression exercising some of their misery by telling you the same social deficiency is non amendable, that its a dark cloud of discrimination candid to varying acid storms of extermination amenable to all people of so called colour, and that it’s a pigmentation phenomena only be overruled by true Judgement. I never saw the one truth with my own two eyes in a trilateral position like attractive engineering minds behind the Can-Am Spyder, truly God Almighty fashions with the means, without the means and against the means. Beside your lower self, the upper class in ignorance and nauseatingly cheesy, …show more content…

I left the company of my brothers and went solo for believing I was more correct than them, I ended up being a broken hearted lantern, I left the company of my selfish desires and went brotherly to rejoin my brothers with an undertone sentiment to learn the professors knowledge and leave him with his garbage, I became a fixed lamppost aspired to. Every human being in alliance with his self which unite in his personality as a person is responsible to know the object of worship. I pray to learn and share what can be specified support structures for the self and myself as an optimist of inner knowledges in a world of temptation. We might rise above righteousness and reach goodness, but some move a degree above goodness and emulate perfection, but He transcends above perfection to Holiness since it is the apex of all qualities of goodness within the attributes of …show more content…

Experience for a day the synergy of a room filled with chaotic conditions of traumatized survivors’ parents whose newborns are life lined to drips and wired ventilators around women with uniform, and one baby passes away every three days and you ask yourself when is my baby’s turn, by the grace of Allah The Most High she survives the intensive care ordeal after six long months watching her bottled colleagues through a bottle passing on one after the other, then you wonder where you are in time and who are you behind all this? Design beyond explanation humbles the living and cripples the dead. Falling in love is a headache that will leave a few scratches on your forehead, be upright to those spouses. A united front at the back of a single word can stand for truth and expose falsehood beginning by word of mouth accreditations from a

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