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The Road to Bliss
Everyone knows
 Everyone’s been there
 Standing stiff and lifeless at a crossroads, in between pleasing one party
 And enraging the other
 No one seems to budge.
 
 The arguments: 
 Hateful words, which are thrown around as if nothing is ever sacred
 The power and capabilities of these mere words, phrases, and sentences
 Is astounding
 Where did we go wrong?
 
 We grew up together
 Spent every waken moment in each other’s presence
 We had that bond, never broken
 We shared each other’s goals, dreams, and visions 
 Like we traded our favorite clothes
 
 Then we changed.
 Grew older
 Gained Wisdom, but mostly experience
 There is so much to learn
 Not everything is worth fighting for, but when it is
 Fight to show that you want it. 
 
 The road to contentment, to true bliss, is challenging
 You never know where it may lead
 And there is often no endpoint.
 But when you realize that people come into your life for a reason
 And the ones that seem to come and go 
 Are not worth the stain 
 You will rapidly move along

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