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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required SHE SAW THE END OF THE STORY SHE SKIPPED AHEAD TO FINDOUT WHAT HER DEAR HUSBAND WOULD SHE TOLD A FREIND SHE DIDN'T WANT TO BE SUPRISED ABOUT ANYTHING THAT HER HUSBAND COULD, WOULD OR HAD SAID. SHE THOUGHT WE WOULD THINK THAT IT WAS CUTE, WE DID KINDA, BUT IT WAS THE " HAM-ACT OF MEAGER", WE DIDN'T WANT TO GET INVOLVED WITH COMPLICATED THINGS THAT HAD BEEN SIMPLIFIED BEFOE WE WERE EVEN BORN. OFTEN THESE THINGS WHICH ARE MORE COMPLICATED ALLOW PEOPLE TO CREATE TRUST AND BROTHER AND SISTERHOODS THAT CAUSES OUTSIDERS GREIF, DUE TO THE FACT OF THEIR NAIVENESS. tHE SHADOW SHALL ACCOMPANY THE STRANGER, YET WHO SHALL SPEAK TO THE FACT THAT HE IS NEITHER STRANGE OR BEING LOOKED AT AS A PERSON SOMEONE WOULD WANT AS FREIND. YET TO TRUST HIM MIGHT MAKE THOSE WHO WISH TO HAVE WHAT HE WISHES AND WANT, MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN HIM. WHY DOES HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS WISH HIM TO BE ALONE AND STRANGE? mIGHT THE HUNGERY WOLVES OF NIGHT HOWL TO WARN THE SHEEP, OR THAN SHALL THE FOXES TELL THE HENS THE TIMES HE IS COMING, OR MIGHT THE ROOSTER TELL THE HEN TO BE WHERE THE FEED IS SO THAT THE FOX MIGHT MEET HER THEIR. WHY THAN IS THE ROOSTER STRANGE AGAINST THE HEN? aND WHY ARE THESE HUNGRY WOLVES DUMBED OR DUMB ENOUGH TO SPITE THEIR OWN EXSISTANCE TO WARN THEIR PREY OF THEIR COMING.
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