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I wrote this the other day, but I never got the chance to finish it. Once the feeling of writing somethings original goes away, it never comes back.
Here's my unfinished work:

Everyday people go on and about their business and worry about every little thing, thinking it will cause a domino effect upon the decisions that they make in life. They care more about life and is surroundings; but life, does it care about them?

Life is like nature, they both are brutal and yet they complement each other; and that is where people are the most ignorant about life's and nature's plan.
When life and nature complement each other, that is where humanism comes into existence. No one is immune to life's troubles and obstacles; some say they are the facts of life and its true what they say.

Let me tell you this, we were not born to be enslaved to obstacles and distractions, we were born to overcome them and to have victory over them.

There needs to be a different perspective from where we can view (what what I've been writing about) and not be biased, a perspective which is clear and immune to life's audacious so call truth.............

How was it, did you understood it?
I would like some feed back so I can finish it.
the title was going to be "About life revolving around God"

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