One of the least enjoyable
experiences in life
is having one’s ego crushed,
but God knows
it may also just
turn out to be
the most important
in the end.
For better
or for worse.
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by Scott Thomas Outlar / April 30th, 2017
One of the least enjoyable
experiences in life
is having one’s ego crushed,
but God knows
it may also just
turn out to be
the most important
in the end.
For better
or for worse.
This article was posted on Sunday, April 30th, 2017 at 8:02am and is filed under Poetry.
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