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Patience

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Leo Tolstoy said once:
The two most powerful
Warriors are patience and time

Chess, so engrossing game
I have a life long experience
Patience and timing of a move
You lose one and you lose game

So it’s wise to have
Patience with all things around
But first of all have it for own self
And time will lead you the road
to success.

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