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Playgoer

To wait, to skate on ice so thin above a sea of blue: a task I never quite regarded unlike I regard you. You sure know how to make me dance! The jester's I, and our romance was but a prop laid in a pile the players chose in happenstance! And play the did to scores so sweet for crowds of chain-bound hands and feet and you, engrossed from start to end in words that your own hand had penned, your eyes glued to the stage, my friend, a fan from birth to bitter end.

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