Delilah (The Odyssey) Prelude
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Delilah (The Odyssey) Prelude
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You think you have lost your faith
But you have not
You have only misplaced your faith
And you can't find it where it lies now
Deep in your soul
And the way to do that
Is through the simple process of love
Love yourself, forgive yourself
You can't love and forgive other people
If you don't first of all love and forgive yourself
You have to realize that people are fallible beings
They make mistakes
They have to be excused from these mistakes
And allowed to continue on in this quest for a better life
And for goodness
So love yourself and then love other people
Please forgive yourself
Go on a journey of finding love and forgiveness
Love people even thought
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