Fernando PessoaIsn't joyful or painful this pain in which I rejoice
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The pain in which we rejoice is the very same pain that we experience in life. Pain can be a great teacher and help us grow and develop. The pain we feel in our lives is a lesson for us and we must not ignore it. What we do with the lessons we learn determines who we become and what our legacy will be when the time comes to leave this world.
Source: Poems Of Fernando Pessoa
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