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Change: The new word for NORMAL

Feb 7, 2022


Collage • Ann-Marie McKelvey

Change: The new word for NORMAL
Change requires an eagle eye
And the diligence to make it through the distractions.

Change requires multi-layers ~
To withstand the temptation
To wait and do it differently or better,
Or not to do it at all.

Change requires the teachings of failure
To learn to excel, incorporate
And welcome new energies
That otherwise would never have arrived.

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