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A Dare


One should dare

To add just a hint

Of personal flare,

As they are meant.

 

Without a little flare,

For which people can stare,

Life becomes lame,

And everyone is to blame.

 

To do everything the same,

Without a hint of creative thinking,

Society would begin sinking,

Into a hole, stinking

Of the rot of creativity

And flared activity.

 

Conversatives would come to rule,

And in effect,

Life would become quite dull.

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