Poet Okidi Gabriel Ronald

Okidi Gabriel Ronald

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When you are really doing the right thing, prove it by sticking to that in all situations.
You will never be a great hero in the world when have not yet proved to be a hero in your place. For a great speaker is known the moment he or she starts talking at his/her tender age.
You can make any insult normal to you by giving it another meaning because, nothing was bad before it was considered bad.
To believe in something is to have a positive undestanding towards it.
Your passion is your pleasure even if you don't earn a cent out of it. Just do it because your greatest payment is the pleasure.
Pay attention to your inner voice. For it needs you to analyse what you are thinking about.
When you are desperately upset, drag yourself to dig just a little smile that comes deeply from your heart by trying to remember your best moments. Surely you will be fine.
We always fail because of pretence.
Big dreamers never achieve all that they dream about but always become great with the little they accomplish.
You can Go As Far As You Can Think.
Be like a child but do not act childishly
To be poor is to feel poor and to be rich is to feel rich
Positive Heresy is the pillar of Exceptional Positive Results
Don't be like a lizzard, for it is not ready to constract its own habbitat since men's houses still exists.
When you experience a good dream during sleep, it's a task to accomplish but when you have a bad dream, it's a warning that you should watch out.

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Keri Hale: Purely impressive considering poetic devices.
John Bornim: A true meditation of real life. I enjoyed it.
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