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The document discusses how life contains both happiness and sadness. While there are times of sadness when one feels alone, life also offers many wonders like travel through stories and imagination. Life is not made of bad things only, as everyone has a mother who inspires them and a best friend who is always there. Though difficulties may seem overwhelming, moments of happiness will come. Overall, facing life's challenges makes one stronger over time.
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Life is compared to a train journey with ups and downs. We board the train at birth with our parents but they cannot stay for the whole ride. We meet other passengers like siblings and friends who become important. Some have easy rides while others face difficulties. Passengers get on and off, some leaving lasting impressions while others depart quickly. We cannot control what others do but should make the best of our own journey. We should help others who are struggling and remember that any passenger's ride could end suddenly. When our stop comes, it will be sad to leave our fellow passengers but we will eventually reunite at the final destination with all we have experienced and learned along the way.
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Life is compared to a train journey with getting on, riding, and getting off at different stops. Passengers represent people we meet in life like parents who are with us initially but must complete their own journeys. Other important people like siblings and friends also board. Some enjoy the ride while others face difficulties. Passengers leave impressions and connections when they disembark at their stop. The journey's end is unknown for oneself and other travelers. The document encourages making the most of the ride through understanding others and lending support during weak moments.
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Life is compared to a train journey with ups and downs. We board the train at birth with our parents but they cannot stay for the whole ride. We meet other passengers like siblings and friends who become important. Some have easy rides while others face difficulties. Passengers get on and off, some leaving lasting impressions while others depart quickly. We cannot control what others do but should make the best of our own journey. We should help others who are struggling and remember that any passenger's ride could end suddenly. When our stop comes, it will be sad to leave our fellow passengers but we will eventually reunite at the final destination with all we have experienced and learned along the way.
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Life is compared to a train journey with ups and downs. We board the train at birth with our parents but they cannot stay for the whole ride. We meet other passengers like siblings and friends who become important. Some have easy rides while others face difficulties. Passengers will come and go, leaving impressions. Our companions may sit elsewhere or get off the train, but we can seek them out. Our final stop is unknown, and saying goodbye to other passengers will be sad but we will meet again at the final destination with new experiences added to our lives. The focus is making the most of the ride through understanding others and helping fellow travelers.
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Life is compared to a train journey with ups and downs. We board the train at birth with our parents but they cannot stay for the whole ride. We meet other passengers like siblings and friends who become important. Some have easy rides while others face difficulties. Passengers will come and go, leaving impressions. Our companions may sit elsewhere or get off the train, but we can seek them out. Our final stop is unknown, and saying goodbye to other passengers will be sad but we will meet again at the final destination with new experiences added to our lives. The focus is making the most of the ride through understanding others and helping fellow travelers.
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Life is compared to a train journey with ups and downs. We board the train at birth with our parents but they cannot stay for the whole ride. We meet other passengers like siblings and friends who become important. Some have easy rides while others face difficulties. Passengers get on and off, some leaving lasting impressions while others depart quickly. We cannot control what others do but should make the best of our own journey. We should help others who are struggling and remember that any passenger's ride could end suddenly. Ultimately we do not know when our final stop will come or when others will disembark, but we aim to enrich each other's lives until then.
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Life is compared to a train journey with getting on, riding, and getting off at different stops. Passengers represent people we meet in life like parents who are with us initially but must complete their own journeys. Other important people like siblings and friends also board. Some enjoy the ride while others face difficulties. Passengers influence us differently, from those who leave a lasting impression to those who depart quickly. Our goal should be to make the best of the journey through understanding others and helping those in need until we each reach our final stop.
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The princess always dreamed of becoming a fairy. However, as the daughter of the king, this dream seemed impossible. One day, the princess befriended a sorcerer's children in the castle fields. Knowing her dream, the sorcerer used magic to transform the princess into a fairy while she slept. When she awoke with wings, her dream came true. However, as a fairy she learned responsibilities come with dreams and magic, so she had the sorcerer transform her back, having learned an important lesson.
12 davi silva - the paper fish
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11 ana f. silva - my ideal world
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10 mateus andrade - the robot
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9 kayke dantas - a man who lived with his cat
A man lived with his cat. One day, the cat was robbed. A little blue bird told the man where the cat was, so the man went after his cat and found it. When he found the cat, he picked it up and left with it.
8 about friends - ana j. figueiredo
Friends do most things together, including fighting sometimes but then making up. There are different types of friends with varying interests, but most important is finding someone you can trust. The document encourages thinking about one's current friends, ideals for friends, how to be a good friend, and ways to improve friendships.
7 gabriel pereira - bizarre world
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6 arthur gustavo - a group of humans who have become humans
Four people - Dave, Calvin, Robinson, and Charles - met in the park and became friends. They discovered a small door with a strange magician inside who had just cast a spell. The magician told them they would experience the spell, but they ran away. As they fled, they started screaming and were transformed into goblins by the sorcerer's spell. They remained goblins for many years until eventually becoming human again.
5 milena oliveira - in my world -
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1 c kalebe
- 2. Life is more than sadness...There are many wonders to be unfold...
- 3. There are many times when life is sad...
- 4. ...we feel like we are alone in a parallel universe...
- 5. ...time passes by and we do not understand it....
- 6. ...but life is not made of bad things only...
- 7. ...for there also times that we travel without airplanes or cars, we travel in long stories found in books and in our imagination...
- 8. We all always have that perfect woman, which we call mother, who inspires us to have more faith each day...
- 9. i ...we often create universes which challenges our imagination...
- 10. ...and there is also that best friend which is always with us...
- 11. ...and there are many times that we imagine we can fly even without wings...
- 12. ...Sometimes we see only a sea of difficulties, but in the end there will always be that moment of happiness...
- 13. ...The coolest thing about our journey in this life is that at the end we will become stronger than yesterday...
- 14. ...The best things in life are the simplest things, like when you are looking at the stars and enjoying it... And its brightness sheds a beautiful light on your face...
- 15. G...There will be many times when people will say that your dream is strange, but if your dream is flying... Simply fly! Live your life as if you will not have tomorrow...
- 16. be...and when this happens, you will find that you really are a winner... We are all meant to be winners, but we must face our challenges...
- 17. ...because you are on the top of the world...
- 18. THE END Author: Kalebe Dias Editor: Gerson A. M. Illustrator: jaminstill 28/05/2018