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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required These days, actors and singers serve my catapult mayhem, sometimes they are catalyst too! I sing in between their lines of songs their churned up recorded whims, hums, and candid cataracts! And some days, whence things get screwed up about a random psychotic feed back ,on a laminated free verse! A day care and a festive color season! Once small pox diagnosed , they let the sick baby get a safe mode, in an arranged detour reason, instead. For a submission and a genuine submittal try! On a humorous cover page , it calms down the wildest underneath rage, outcry! Everything is clouded, intranet, inter too! Nonetheless, a Fine arts diploma travels to the farthest east and swings to west, they surely do! To and fro round trip with a lonely estranged, to Alaka and the random Parthenon to cuddle Athena to wrap the scar, very own before applying to have a trip to scar benign Certainly, We knew the translators' sage first, Before originals tried to happen there, in a diaspora or wanderlust. Please allow me a reason to try, anyway , anymore before, they even try to be happy , at least mock or greet and then eventually, troubleshoot for the love story ever after, special treat! I am sorry, Joanna, on behalf of the survey-monkey! You know me now. And the poem from the day care of Maxim Gorky!
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