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Why would a man want
to climb a mountain so high
if not for glory?
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Even with the Lantern
Our forefathers worked meticulously in the still of the night, beneath the African sky, with extraordinary desires. In obscurity, our parents struggled for their privileges while following their dreams, involving lights as their reference points.
By VOPNU, Adomale Monday2 days ago in Poets
I AM
This is not who I thought I would be. Before my family was captured and forced into slavery, I had aspirations of becoming a wealthy business owner or possibly a scholar and philosopher. Becoming a warrior was the furthest thing from my mind. Unfortunately, our Roman conquerors had other plans.
By Mark Gagnon4 days ago in Fiction
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