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| near oneself; close to one; familiar |
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The things close to you
you need to take care with |
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3: surplus; excess; fullness; too much;
4: overjoyed; overwhelmed; (Noun suffix)
5: more than; over |
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| to lose sight of; to miss (u-verb) |
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when you get to close
it seems you regretfully lose sight of (those things close to you) |
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| latest; most recent; nowadays |
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| 1: ...the heck (e.g. "what the heck?"); ...in the world (e.g. "why in the world?"); ...on earth (e.g. "who on earth?"); |
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as for your recent experience
of happiness, what the heck was it? |
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| to be blessed with; to be rich in; to abound in |
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| memories; recollections; reminiscence |
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because you are too blessed
you can't even remember |
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| thing; matter; fact; circumstances; business; reason; experience |
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1: breath; breathing;
2: tone; mood |
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the fact that you are here now
the fact that you are breathing |
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| to notice; to recognize; to become aware of; to perceive; to realize; |
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they're only ordinary things
but miracles if you notice them |
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1: to call out (to); to call; to invoke;
2: to summon (a doctor, etc.);
3: to invite;
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to believe; to believe in
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to doubt; to distrust;
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acts of mercy are hypocrisy
as said by those guys but
(there are also those who call acts of mercy hypocrisy, but) |
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believers and doubters
there are both kinds of people |
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| temporarily; provisionally; for example; |
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even if, for example,
doing that is hypocrisy |
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1: very; extremely; (Expression)
2: that is |
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if you can teach someone
that is better than reality |
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| to chase; to pursue; to drive; |
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| to advance; to promote; to hasten |
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the dream being pursued continually
to say don't give up on it
(It's fine to say "Never give up"
And "Keep on chasing your dreams") |
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| to go out to do something |
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but the limit of being able to say pretty things
is if you get anything done
(But the more time you spend talking big
The less you get done with life) |
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| to live through; to survive |
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a handful of courage in my chest
for the sake of surviving until tomorrow |
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