Poet Miriam Onyancha

Miriam Onyancha

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It is very hard to let go, someone, you truly love. It doesn't matter what they did to you or how much they hurt you but letting go is always a painful decision.
However hard your goal may seem to be achieved, remain focused and always stay positive and believe in yourself.
Don't spend your time on people who don't deserve it. You're always your own source of happiness and thus don't make other people your priority but rather you yourself.
Success' process like climbing a mountain, very tiresome and boring with a very high chance of giving up and quiting the journey without obtaining anything but by every small effort you make and every new idea employed you get to the peak bad achieve your goals.
Angels still exist on earth, you can be one if you always give a hand of support to someone else who is in need.
A real shepherd doesn't slaughter his herd.
Everyone has their level of struggle, never compare yours with anyone else's.
Always keep your candle burning and never let it get dim no matter what how windy your surrounding would be.
Nothing is sweeter than seeing smiles on people's faces and knowing you are the reason why they smile
Lighting one's world is not all about presenting expensive gifts and buying fancy things it's all about giving earnestly. The small things you do are hundred times better than gifts.

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