Courage changes, but so do I.

See, the goal is for us to remain inseparable.

Dancing partners as life's song ebbs and flows.

Co-stars in the great play of life.

See, I can't be perfect, but I can be courageous.

And that, as it turns out, is enough.

Now, courage can be so small that it fits in my pocket.

Or it can be so big, so monumental, so grandiose that it takes me out my front door and drops me in a world I've never been before.

Over the years, courage and I have seen everything.

When I was scared to step out of one chapter and into the next,

courage helped me turn the page.

It said, you are bigger than what's in front of you.

It said life is not that serious.

When I looked in the mirror and didn't like who was staring back,

courage helped me ask why,

which unbeknownst to me would be one of the more courageous things I've ever had to do.

When I was low, defeated, courageous things I've ever had to do.

When I was low, defeated, and overwhelmed,

courage whispered in my ear that I was strong enough

to get back up.

When I was tired, run down, courage explained to me, hey, it's okay to pump the brakes,

to put your feet up, to escape and let life in for a little while.

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