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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Do you know what it’s like To have your freedom back at last, To be able to choose new colours Once pinned out of reach to the mast, To find tho’ you’ve lost your employment, You can still retain all of your pride, To discover the grass is greener On the unexplored other-side, To patch up your battered ego, Once thought irretrievably torn, To feel a strong urge to celebrate, When others expect you to mourn, To take a fresh look at careers, When you thought it was all in the past, To discover your destiny’s liquid, And never in concrete cast, To realise your aspirations, Which no more are held on ice, To alter your life’s ingredients, And add a small pinch of spice, To discover you’re no longer frightened By things that are different or new, To embrace all those sensible changes, And take a much loftier view, To keep everything in context, And never let monsters appear, To look to your dreams and take aim, Keeping your sights crystal clear, To be intimidated no longer By applicants younger than you, To know a wise captain will always Choose an experienced crew, To retain your sense of adventure, Your instinctive love of fun, To put down the now closed chapter, And enjoy the one just begun, To be welcomed back to life’s table, And invited to sit down and dine, To feast till you’re utterly bloated, And swill it all down with sweet wine.
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