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Inviticus William Earnest Henley. 1849 - 1903
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Inviticus means "unconquerable" in Latin. W.E. Henley wrote this during his 20 month battle with tuberculosis, which he survived. This was the first poem I ever remembered and it stayed with me through the years; I am not completely sure why, save that it reminds me that life is fleeting, and yet I have the power to direct it while it belongs to me.
Happiness comes from within. Everyone else is there for your own amusement. People outside yourself are merely the hallucinations created by your own mind to keep you preoccupied. After all, in a 24 hour day, the only person you always see is you! People with attitude don't truly exist. Just remember, "My karma just ran over your dogma!", take the bump in the middle of the road, and watch out for any more potential road pizzas out there on the highway of life, and continue on your journey. If you see an M-1 Tank on that highway, well that's my armored karma squashing other dogmas out there! The problem with the gene pool is that there is no lifeguards |
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Pearls of Wisdom: And of course, I have my own pearls of wisdom to offer: |