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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It has come to my attention Something other than a recession There has been a hoax That could be a sick joke On the heels of a debate about injections This discussion is not funny before the Presidential election Remember back when Rxs used a U Penn Trying to diagnose the brain In the health care game They wrote the script Without worrying about it This was back when the peace love man Made the stand long before the obsession with the word fan This all went down When stylish boots and fashion ruled the town You were a studious Quaker Always looking for something as a money maker As we close the door On another war May we get to the bottom this issue ugly as a big apple core, They say the important information is in the detail And maybe this is the reason Hillary and Chelsea check the email It may not be a virus that is the monster that should be in a cage But the idea that we need to be on the same page Just dropping this hint to the Commander and Chief Do not play this out like an immature subject like something people in Wellington want to beef Take hold of the wrong Give a good reason for the rebellious pot smoking bong And when the corona virus chit chat is dead Maybe then the stalker talkers will get the memo message ‘enough said’
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