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Explain the line Foot is bravely strong or weary.

Explain the line Foot is bravely strong or weary.
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Explain the line Foot is bravely strong or weary.

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HI THERE

The line “Foot is strong or weary” is taken from the poem Trust in God written by Normand MacLeod. It means that no doubt the road is long. Explanation: Which means the path towards your goal is long and boring, it may makes you unhappy ( let it be ) and ending is out of sight means not visible to you yet.

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