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Cliche Heaven

Cliche Heaven Be it as it may I'll try my hand at some clichés and address the elephant in the room soon when pigs fly. It’s a win- win situation, put your game face on, work the crowd as we wrap our heads around comparing apples to orange. We are all data driven, with an ace in the hole, stick a sock in it while stepping up to the plate and peeling back the onion and easily hit it out of the ballpark with a world of hurt. Be my team player, run with this, my agent of change but don’t throw me under the bus as you think outside the box. We can touch base later seeing where the rubber meets the road and put boots on the ground, a perfect storm, deal with it. Here’s my two cents, if it works I'll go off the beaten path driving route 66 on the road not taken when it’s up for grabs, and taking a walk in the sun, learning the new math. That said, don’t put me out to pasture, wait for it, there’s no sign of my slowing down, its going viral. These are the signs of the times, take the bull by its horns, It’s a brave new tomorrow and all bets are off. Don’t force my hand to be up close and personal I’m a rebel without a cause and to die for. Don’t get bent out of shape raising the bar in the winds of change There’s something for everyone, just another babe in the woods. Stay tuned, like, duh, as a matter of fact, at the end of the day, it’s a last ditch effort as you live and learn the luck of the draw. Pay it forward, that’s the ticket, give and take, get a wake up call, same song and dance, say what you will, you’re as sharp as a tack. It’s all smoke and mirrors, just splitting hairs to reinvent the wheel and walk the red carpet for a quick buck to pay as you go Heaven help us, I believe there's an app for that.

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Date: 5/10/2016 8:04:00 PM
Very fun poem!
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