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Addie Williams wrote many of these, and thought I would share some more.
Pride goeth before a fall And so doth hope - And humility, too, Sometimes. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Truth, Justice and Beauty - We have no right To ask for more, And if we're wise, No desire. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Definition is priority Beyond our pale. Beneath our pride - Never ours to decide Under shadows Of Light. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Familiarity Breeds comfort, Not contempt. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Eventually we must do With what we have Or Tread self in chaos, Out of step.

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Reviewed by Antoinette Kopperfield

Reviewed on May 31, 2004

Katie, Addie had such a way with words. Her writes are always enjoyed and they are enlightening...I had been gone from the den for a while and now back to enjoy the works of others. Thanks for sharing!
Antoinette

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