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Sorrow croons as Love begs She does not know which to believe Sorrow says to her softly “Come, let us go.” Love cries loudly “Don’t go! Sorrow lies.” Anger joins, interrupting “You’re both liars, Leave the girl be” Peace of mind walks in Two bottles in hand One for she, and the other for herself Now Sorrow retreats Love quiets his pathetic groveling Anger puffs quietly in his corner
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