Courage
It is certainly not temerity
nor rashness, but being within
one’s own limits, being aware
of repercussions of crossing
the boundary line; courage
is not going to see the lion
in the zoo in close quarters
putting your face and nose
too close, but using your
propensity of thinking
in the most appropriate way.
Courage is braving the enemy
but before being into it,
knowing your strength
and adversary’s weakness.
Courage is not finding
“quarrel in a straw”.
Courage is ascertaining
Assessing your point of view.
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