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Life’s Complications
by Lew Duffey → (All Poetry by Lew Duffey)
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Life was not meant to be easy to live. This would not lead to strength and growth. Life can sometimes seem confusing but if you look for the sunshine you will find it there. Life is the process of growing.


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The act of living is an involved occurrence.

From childhood on you learn the fine art of endurance.

 

Life is a series of unexpected events and confusing relations.

It involves the progress to maturity and the minds augmentation.

 

It is all a part of the natural evolution of growing through life’s unfolding events.

It includes development, enlargement, expansion and improvement.

 

Through all of life’s difficulty comes the opportunity to nurture and expand the soul and the mind with knowledge that is growing.

If you are brave enough to run the gauntlet you will have the peace of mind of knowing

That life has not been a wasted confusion but a wondrous trip through all of evolution.

 

Therefore, my friend I would challenge you to live and think of life’s complications as opportunities for advancement.

Take the challenge to live and seek for improvement.

 

It is in this way that you make life worth living.

It is this exercise in growing, learning, and unselfishly giving.

Live for God… Live for the best!

 

 


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 Reviews of "Life’s Complications"
Reviewed by Marguerite Lemoine
Reviewed on April 4, 2008
OH Lew - I do believe you are getting the call because God had given you so much WISDOM in a world of darkness. Thank you for sharing all this beautiful knowledge and wisdom coming from above thru you 'lil flower

Reviewed by Dawn Anderson
Reviewed on April 3, 2008
Positive and inspirational. Good writing!

Reviewed on April 2, 2008
Great positive mind you have there Lew, positive and faithful. Great knock out combo, it shows in your verse


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