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| By grace | ||||||||||||||||
| 22 August 2008 | ||||||||||||||||
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My first ever attempt at writing for children, so please forgive me if it isn't right. WRATH Imagine something precious disappeared without a trace and that it had been stolen, something you could not replace. Wrath describes the feeling that would bubble deep inside, the need to punish someone for the tears that you have cried. It's not a happy feeling and it won't do any good, it's best that you let go of wrath, if you believe you could. Remember when you're naughty, how the grown ups face goes red and when you've been forgiven how they smile at you instead. It means they have let go of wrath, not easy, but it's best. To hold on to your anger makes you sad and spoils your rest. Sometimes life is most unfair, so do try then to say, what's horrible is past and gone, tomorrow's a new day!
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