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Scribbles

July 11, 2015
My life began As a line And further and further the line progressed, Leaving something of a mess, The mess became scribbles And along the way left ripples Of an artists sketch, The mess became stunning But scribbles aren't ever seen as cunning, Imperfections are shunned And flaws are despised, Leaving the mess compromised, How could it grow with such spite? Only under the artists provision could it find the might For a masterpiece was his sight, The artist wanted to finish He wanted the scribble to know that no one could diminish his work, For he saw it's beauty when it was only just a line, But great art Takes time
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