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Worth Less


Worthless, you say? Well, Almost, but not quite It takes some grammar To make that right You see, "worthless" Spelling withal, Is declaring you lack any worth at all Perhaps you are "Worth Less" Than one of your peers Let's just be honest We aren't the best here But, between you and I It's always been that And You surely must know We'll always lack But there's no man alive (Nor for that matter, dead) That ever was complete So "worth Less" we are But it's nothing to dread
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Garrett Thomas

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