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THE KEY TO A WONDERFUL LIFEThe key to a wonderful lifeIs to never stop wandering into wonder.Because to live a predictable life,Only fills a person with strife,And such a person will always be wondering:'What a limitless life could be lived beyond the lines?'Such is a question a curious spirit would never sit and ponder.So always pursue new ventures in your life,And be willing to open doors to different light;This is the only way to keep it magical and always filled with wonder.Days will feel shorter, but your happiness will grow stronger --Because living a life without curiosity and adventure,Is a stale life where days only feel longer andLonger.Poetry by Suzy Kassem
THE KEY TO A WONDERFUL LIFEThe key to a wonderful lifeIs to never stop wandering into wonder.Because to live a predictable life,Only fills a person with strife,And such a person will always be wondering:'What a limitless life could be lived beyond the lines?'Such is a question a curious spirit would never sit and ponder.So always pursue new ventures in your life,And be willing to open doors to different light;This is the only way to keep it magical and always filled with wonder.Days will feel shorter, but your happiness will grow stronger --Because living a life without curiosity and adventure,Is a stale life where days only feel longer andLonger.Poetry by Suzy Kassem
Approximate author period: c. 2011 AD · contemporary
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- Approximate author period: c. 2011 AD · contemporary
Approximate author period, documented activity in 2011. Rise Up and Salute the Sun — library edition record. Suzy Kassem; Awakened Press; 2011 edition; ISBN 9780615388861. The catalogue identifies Library of Congress bibliographic records. This is NOT the composition date of every attributed quotation. Source: https://openlibrary.org/works/OL15374198W/Rise_up_and_Salute_the_Sun (accessed 2026-10-08).
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