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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Please forgive me for I know not what I say, is that someone’s famous line, I do not know. Leave tomorrow behind, go out of your mind, see what you find, maybe a gold mine. Live for today, before it slips away, but this is ok, you’ll find a way. Tomorrow is what today isn’t, but how can that be when they are what they aren’t. One is one when there are two, two is none when there is one. Life began when none was there, now it seems it’s everywhere, but is it. What’s real is real, we might think, but what is real, but a blink. How can I ask a question if know the answer is not true. If the answer is not true, how can there be a question; true. You think this weird, well I do too. Was that a question, out of the blue. Maybe all three, for who knows what it could be. If we agree not to disagree, I say ok let’s disagreed, do you agree. Frogs in a mud bath, what do you think, will they yes or not drink. Why do I say something when I have nothing to say. If the moon rises and the sun sets, are they the same, who’s taking bets. How can they rise or set, if they are always there. Does anyone really care. If peter was a piper, why was he picking peppers. Oh pigs feet! Sow belly is good to eat. Does anyone want to meet, make sure you bring a straight jacket.
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