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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Difficult to understand are the languages spoken by life “he who works should eat,” but why the constant shift of the goal post? Seriousness in following principles may lead one to be swallowed by the earth I have always been an adult, let me be taken care of, like a neonate this day So, I dashed to the nearest eatery with what should be enough. Sitting in the restaurant gave me the grace of the countryside a receptive bar tender thankfully indicates no alarm of fire or smoke but the Menu condemns my class to neutralize any victorious smile, half glass of a common drink and a piece of snack is not my trend, nothing bad to have a first time in almost a lifetime. Half way my meal, the one seated opposite me becomes too generous to a limitless order he offers and gives the unsolicited visa with the assurance of sponsorship from a well-populated pocket. A massive top up from my command that flowed with audacity as half my table causes, in the arena, an arm-length of goose bumps. Those in white suddenly come in to capture a refugee of mental institution, a threat to society who escaped, and he sits right in front of me, it was six to one; yet the drag to the door is labored. When bad luck meets greed, misfortune grows to a grandfather I stare in irredeemable shock to my order that can feed half an orphanage.
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