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I may as well scratch a line maybe two,

Of these words filled with the power to soothe

The most ubiquitous storm in any place

Or to provoke a quarrelsome tempest.

 

No deception of phrases meant to relieve.

My wearisome soul in this sighs heavily,

Lost in the moment of blinding mystery,

Where one writes his own story for all to read.

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