Troubadour

R-eflection isn't always easy to understand

A-bility to change your heart and mind

R-arely ever mingle together, hand in hand

E- very decision retried and refined

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A-nother choice that life will place at your front door

N-ever shy away from challenges before you

D-etermination is your key to more than just endure, but to proudly wear the title, troubadour

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U-ncommon is a goal that most don't rally for

C-ompetition begs you reach for something more

O-nce you set your sights; you have begun the war

M-ost start dropping bodies, keeping score

M-y opinion is, learn to be yourself

O-ver what society sets for you

N-o one ever lost the battle, if they choose to love themselves. Life's a race we're lucky to pass through

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troubadour

noun

trou·​ba·​dour ˈtrü-bə-ˌdȯr -ˌdu̇r

Synonyms of troubadour

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: one of a class of lyric poets and poet-musicians often of knightly rank who flourished from the 11th to the end of the 13th century chiefly in the south of France and the north of Italy and whose major theme was courtly love