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A child no larger than the year of six knelt before me. As I unsheathed my steel, her eyes fill with not fear, but hope. Hope that I might deny my orders that are destined to come. This small child, with wisdom of hardships far beyond her years pleads silently for her life, her life that is mine to give. My lord screeches the order and with but slight hesitation, the child is no more. I laid her body gently on the soiled grounds and removed my sword from her soulless body. As the weeks pass by, she visits me in my dreams, staring at me, mocking me, for I am but a soldier fighting for a cause which has no meaning, slaughtering the innocents of

I want to tell you a story.. While reading this, I want you to reflex on how precious all life is. This story is about a boy in high school. He had lot of friends and always wore his heart on his sleeve. He was very generous. Always sharing anything he had; snacks, weed or even a smile. Freshmen year, he met a girl. They kicked it off and because great friends. At the end of freshmen year, he asked her to go out with him. To his delight, she said yes.. They're sophomore year was going fabulously. They were the perfect couple, always smiling and doing everything together. One day though.. she decided that he wasn't enough for her, and cheate

I wrote that line when I was in eighth grade. It really didn't mean anything to me to be perfectly honest. I thought it sounded cool. "Mature." But as I gained more wisdom on how the world works, I realize that it actually makes sense. It took a long time for me to be able to articulate what this saying means, and now I can do it with a single word; Patience. If you have a basic understand and practice of patience, the "world is your oyster". You simply have to take your time to open the shell, and eventually, you'll get your pearl. It'll start out fun. It's an adventure, but you'll get frustrated. You might get mad at it. "Where is my pearl?