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'''Title: Truth, Courage, Love'''

'''Author: Lady LaBelle Decantor'''

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How that which I hold 
dear to my heart, and 
true of my spirit, can 
give and taketh away.
Such is the verity in the 
nature of it all, that 
perception of good and 
evil are at odds with 
oneanother.  Is it possible 
that the means has an 
end, not to be seen as 
one prevailing the other, 
but instead a bond 
between the two. If it 
were not for the very 
existance of Virtue, given 
to all people, one would 
sacrafice for nothing, hold 
compassion for no one, 
have justice without 
cause, honor without 
courage. It would be 
feesible to say that 
without the Virtues given 
to us to abide by, 
humility unachievable, 
action without Valor, and 
honesty while decieving 
eachother. Forget not our 
spiritualality, what to 
become of people uncaring 
for their own being? Is 
it not the truth that all 
have love in their hearts 
for something? Truth to 
their own ways, and 
courage to stand strong 
for what they believe? 
The Virtues, written for 
all, adapted by many, yet 
lost on the path. For in 
Virtue is this unity highly 
spoken of, adorned with 
strength. 
With Virtue do I pledge, 
with Virtue doth my 
heart sing, and with 
Virtue do I place my 
trust in verity.


Lady LaBelle Decantor

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2-7-03
  
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2-7-03

[[Category:Virtues and Religion]]