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Hands


The things typing on the keys

Are moving as such as if they were born

To just do what I want them to do

No questions, No disobeying

Whatever I need done I rely on my hands

Clicking and clacking away on the keyboard

Stopping only when I have no task for them to do

And always going until I am finished

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