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Slam What You Will


Slam what you will, Slam what you may, but you must always seize the day. The sun doth rise and provide such light, during this time we must take flight, and chase our dreams always soaring so high, we can always expect to find them in the sky, the sky of our hearts of our souls so deep, reaching for it you must take a leap, a leap so profound it is measured in leagues, 20,000 of which were found under the seas, by an author so great we call him a legend, a title we can expect to reach by stepping off the end, of our cliff of safety always holding us back, and spread our wings to soar away from the pack, leading the crowds to a level of inspiration, which fulfills the ultimate jubilation.
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