Endurance (A Poem)

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Francisco came to me in a visionist dream. 
He told me of Atlantis, and the hope it could bring.
He showed me the illusion that I thought was real,
The work that I loved was theirs to conceal.

He said “The lies that those unholy ones spread?
The nonsense they spew; it's greatness they dread."
I asked of him this: "Please show me this place
Where life is so grand, and dreams can be chased."

He could not invite me. You see, we both knew:
I was not ready to join those fine few.
Of all our achievements, we worshipped life most.
When the goal is our happiness, fear is a ghost.

You only live once, honor your creed:
One chance to shine, one shot to succeed.

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