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Struggle

I've been struggling this week. After festival for the future I've been exposed to inspiration, its only natural I now want to act, do more. But my circumstance requires me to think smaller, not bigger. Going back to study was never an easy choice. But the outcome affords me with more freedom

It's been said before but you can't quit on a commitment if you have no better alternative. So I continue to desire the result. The work is irrelevant, it must be done and endured. It is a test of reslience, this degree, returning to study. Will I cope or cave to the pressure and give in?

My music is a crucial creative medium to keep the mundane work bearable. Giving back to the community and environment adds meaning to life, and nourishes the soul. The loft provides me with knowledge to see truth in the world and avoid the numerous trappings of life.

Life is a song, finite with a rise and fall. Dance and sing or watch and listen

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