How To Write A Dialectical Journal

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1. To those who are overly cautious, everything is impossible.
2. Do not let the words discourage your faith, they are merely words.
3. remember it is your journey, we will venture it together.
4. Who will make new footprints on the fallen snow now that the winter has come.
5. The water is my reflection, I can see the bottom yet I feel shame for the bottom can clearly see me.
6. Valuable things in life are given free from thee.
7. Blessed are those with a pure soft heart full of joy for they bend but never break.
8. At the bottom of the ocean there we should have a kingdom
9. Why the whine tastes sweetest on your lips the moment of our depart.
10. The avalanche has already started, it is too late for the pebble to vote.
11. My own quote: “thought

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