based on the poem by Rudyard KiplingIf I have kept my head when all around me Were losing theirs and blaming it on fate If I trusted myself when all men doubted me And even when doubted I just the same If once I waited, and wasn't tired by waiting Or being lied about, didn't deal in lies Or being hated, didn't give way to hate And yet didn't look too good, nor talked too wise If I have dreamed — and not made dreams my master; Or walked the earth — and not made it my heart's content; If I met glorious Triumph with gallantry And cold Disaster with head unbend If I even beared to hear the truth I've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, T'was because I once was told that right is Right, and good is Good If even when doing foul deeds I have once repented and turned back Or when vice was easy, and none could see me I chose — if once — the narrow path If once my heart and nerve and sinew Served my turn long after they were gone T'was because of the voice I heard once The voice who willed me saying: 'Hold on!' If I walked with crowds and kept my virtue Or walked with Kings — without pride or vainful glee If neither friends nor foes could dissuade me That sails only he who dares the sea If ever I filled the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds worth of distance run You are the reason, and this Earth you have built me And — which is more — made a Man of your son.
Amazing!
This is golden!!👌🏻
Thanks!