From an ordinary view, you might be thinking if there is a dark side of the morning. Come to think of it there's a dark side of the morning. Before the day breaks, the sky is dark and there are somethings you can't do. Because every where is dark except with the help of a torchlight or Bulb powered by a battery, electricity company or a generator. But to think of it when you exercise patience you will be able to achieve what you want to achieve without much stress.

Don’t watch the clock; do what it does. Keep going.” —Sam Levenson

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Now to look at it from the literal view. "The Dark Side of the Morning" simply talks about patience. This could be in my own thought, It talks about the ability to persevere. When you're trying to achieve a particular goal by all means, you assume its the best way not knowing you're heading for a disaster. Because you want to achieve your goal very fast you decide to achieve your goals through the way. Mind you, the fastest means aren't always the best way the best way sometimes take a while. Achieving a goal by all means only gives you a temporary satisfaction but, later will land you at a permanent oblivion. When you exercise patience and take the right steps for achieving success you will live a fulfilled and a very happy life.

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But when you decide to achieve it through the wrong way you will later live to regret it. You will be saying to yourself If I had known I would have waited for the right time.source

You will later see your age mates who had earlier decided to achieve their goal through the right way living a very happy and fulfilled life. You will be wishing to be like them but it is already late, then you will realise that all that glitter isn't gold. It will dawn on you that it is better to achieve it in the evening and have a permanent victory than to achieve it in the morning and have a temporary victory.

In conclusion, always be patient and never be in such a haste to achieve your goal. Rather, be patient take the right steps and always bear in mind that there's "a dark side of the morning". And never forget that the patient dog eats the fatest bone.

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