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Venture


In better days of better ways we chanced upon the mind

Of great and grand adventure, of great and grand design

To sail the open seas coursing near and far

Uncharted in the ways, unguided by the stars

At the mercy of the wind we vied the stormy seas

To mount the raging crests and weather in the lees

Onward ever onward past reasons reach we strove

To gather to our breasts the sum of wisdoms trove

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