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Life's like playing a violin

Life is like playing a violin
We human beings are violinists,
Faced with the chords and odds of life
To the melody we make.

The bow gives the violin sound when struck,
Like the actions we make in life, whether of good or bad.
Good grooming makes a violinist play perfectly
A good understanding of life helps make the best decisions
That brings the best results.

The way you handle the violin matters,
As way you comport yourself in life.
The chances of playing wrongly are reduced,
If with a good grip you hold the violin.
The chances of drawbacks are reduced in life
If mannerly you comport yourself.

Famous violinists become famous because they play best.
In life you are known by how much you influence others
Respect is given to those who positively influence others.
Mastery in the violinistic art through diligence,
Likewise in life diligence acts as a prerequisite
To achieve mastery in what you do.



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  1. Stories With Promise July 23, 2021 at 7:44 PM

    Hypersensitive bard
    I dove cap bro 🙇‍♂️

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    1. James OlaJanuary 20, 2022 at 10:46 AM

      Boss! Thank you for this, my bad forgive me I am just seeing your comment

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