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A Peaceful Minnesota


A Peaceful Minnesota

 

The statehood the brotherhood the adulthood the

neighborhood, the intelligence the sisterhood, it

brings the magic to all and mankind, how much

love to the mysterious state, how much heart to

and from the grooviest slate as well, the people

will give many spirit and soul everywhere and

elsewhere in the ongoing land to walk on, as

long is no crime and voilent dinner plate or a

single mate and bate, a brand new Minnesota

will be growing many sizes and feet tall, cannot

fall down south, it shall be peaceful place in earth

and planet, this is the love band onto the

grandstand moment in centuries and years after all

into the winds out there, a kind a breathing a

warmth Minnesota will rocked and rocked so solid

but hard enough, it give many stylish heart or a

single art uproarious form

 

Written by

Michael James Brindley

5-30-16  

 

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