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Infinity


Putting on Infinity's airs, I dance the waltz with Eternity.

Saying I have time to spare, I embrace this opportunity.

we spin and twirl, and forget the world,

untill the song is ended, and then we rest upon a bench, and I say "This night was splendid."

Nothing left but truth to tell him, my guardian angel sent,

I tell him I am not Infinity,

I am merely Transient.

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MARs

We're all worms, but I do believe that I'm a glowworm.

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MARs
Thank you!
MVP-Most Valuable Poet
<p>well done</p><p>well said</p>

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