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"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."

"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." -Nelson Mandela

Lies

Grasses claim to be as tall as an iroko Ants claim to be as big as an elephant. The antelopes thinks they are lions. The weak feel they are strong The prey believe they are predators Everyone lives in their own fictional world, But only the strong minded know How to differentiate dreams from reality You talk about your Non existential achievements. Lies told on purpose Or perhaps on the delusions of the mind.

WHERE LIES YOUR ALLEGIANCE?

WHEN will Africa politicians and leaders in the hem of affair ever learn from the rich history of the continent and provide the visionary and transformational leadership Africa so badly needed?

Obvious lies

And no matter what, never lie about how you feel

Lies

Lies are like a poison, that seeps into your veins It slowly kills your spirit, and leaves you in pain It's a sickness that spreads, and it's hard to contain It's a cancer that grows, and it's hard to sustain Lies are like a fire, that starts with a spark It quickly spreads and grows, and it's hard to put out It can burn your trust, and it can tear you apart It can leave you broken, and it can break your heart Lies are like a virus, that's hard to detect It can spread quickly, and it's hard to p

THE STORY BEHIND DIFFERENT RACES by Richie Kharis

Many times they act like they are holy sanctimonious And every day they pray, but still they can not tell the change Another day comes hate for them, love is an easy exchange Yet far away behind their eyes lies the truth that may be strange Which is the story of two beings with no reverence but difference.. They swear to hate and kill their conscience and they welcome ignorance One sees the other as toxic, and the other sees her acerbic Now we have two enemies that would never welcome amnesties

The Psychology of Money: Debunking Myths and Revealing Truth...by AKIN PHILIP T.F

Money, a ubiquitous element in our lives, is not just a medium of exchange but also a powerful psychological force that shapes our thoughts, behaviors, and emotions. The psychology of money is a complex topic that delves into how our beliefs, attitudes, and decisions are influenced by financial factors. In this article, we'll explore some common myths about money and unveil the underlying truths that guide our relationship with it. Myth 1: More Money Equals More Happiness It's a prevalent belief

The pretty liar

The speaker describes a woman whose physical beauty and sweet words are enticing, but her lies and lack of sincerity leave the speaker feeling unfulfilled and unhappy. The speaker acknowledges that the woman's words and lies are like a drug to them, but ultimately knows that she will never be true.

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My own little monster

You made me hate myself because of your so called love but which is not truly love but lies

Lies

Nature never lies🖤

The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.

Beauty lies within

Kindness lies in the nature of humanity.

Kindness and love is basic part of human life .If you are not kind you are incomplete in your life.

Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder

beauty lies in the eyes

nature speaks

A piece of dry yellow cookie with a smile made from chocolate lies on a ceramic plate.

Lie

Do not give room to lies

Biden discourse: Trump's "lies brought a crowd" to D.C. on Jan. 6

President Biden during his most memorable significant mission discourse introduced the 2024 political decision in distinct terms and set the onus of the destructive Jan. 6 State house revolt on "lies" spread by previous President Trump. Why it is important: Biden, talking not long before the three-year commemoration of Jan. 6, looked to utilize the notable area of his discourse close to Valley Fashion, Pennsylvania to draw a sharp differentiation with GOP leader Trump in front of a possibly note