Appreciate Life
Embrace Your Destiny: A Life Lesson from 'Appreciate Life'
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For what you have a dream?
Asking about your aspirations or goals.
How you should live?
Questioning the approach to life.
And what is your destiny
Wondering about fate or what lies ahead.
To break something and to kill someone?
Suggesting destructive actions, possibly metaphorical.
The questions are different, but the answer is one:
Despite varied queries, there's a unified response.
Live according to your conscience, don't be a dickhead
Advice to follow conscience and avoid being unkind.
Don't waste your life in vain, and to old age
Warning against wasting life and growing old regretful.
Your friends will be with you
Assurance of friends' companionship in old age.
Hurting everything you see
Caution against causing harm recklessly.
Think , do you need it or not
Encouragement to contemplate actions' necessity.
Stop believing false ideas
Advising against believing false ideologies.
Stop drown in your own shit
Urging to stop wallowing in personal problems.
Setting priorities in your life
Emphasizing the need to set life's priorities.
Money often becomes more important
Highlighting the risk of valuing money over relationships.
Than honest friendship ,love and advice of relatives.
Emphasizing the importance of genuine connections.
With these fucking papers you will not be cleverer
Criticizing the belief that wealth brings intelligence.
You will be just stupid man ;
Warning of the consequences of solely pursuing wealth.
You will lose your life purpose,
Indicating a loss of life's direction due to materialism.
You will tear your happiness at 1000 small parts
Expressing the destruction of happiness into fragments.
You will lose everything that is important for others
Warning against losing what's important to others.
You will lose a life, other`s life and your
Highlighting the loss of lives due to misguided pursuits.
For what you have a dream?
Reiteration of questioning aspirations.
How you should live?
Reemphasizing the inquiry about life's approach.
And what is your destiny?
Repeating the contemplation about destiny or fate.
To break something and to kill someone?
Rhetorical question, challenging destructive actions.
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