When we help those
who cannot help themselves,
we make the world lighter.
When we fail to do
what is in our hands to do,
we add to our own load.
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When we help those
who cannot help themselves,
we are responsible for the outcome.
When we fail to do
what is in our hands to do,
we are responsible for the outcome.
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