Good question, perhaps the measure of a man is not in the grains of sand which fall from his grip like a watched hourglass but the chuckles which ripple through the arena like a babbling brook.
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Albert Taylor · October 27, 2022 at 3:33 am
Good question, perhaps the measure of a man is not in the grains of sand which fall from his grip like a watched hourglass but the chuckles which ripple through the arena like a babbling brook.