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Partly Cloudy
Once upon a time, in a town not far from here, on a day that was not bright, on a day that was not clear, a boy was born, and the newspaper would say,  "It was a partly cloudy day." Everybody said, "What an odd little feller".  So, one day, his mother took him to the fortune teller,  but she only said as she drew up her shawl, "Suddenly, I have a partly cloudy ball." He met her in the morning, early in the Spring, and by and by, offered her a diamond ring, but true love once more eluded - the gem he gave was cloudy and occluded.   His heart was not broken.  It just had a little crack.  He sighed and went home early.  Then he hit the sack. He didn't shed a tear or even cry - he just blinked upon each partly cloudy eye. In his head, he puzzled as he lay awake,  but life to him seemed hopelessly opaque,  and his confusion would enshroud a mind partially covered by a cloud.  The years, one by one, eventually passed by the bloke known for nothing but being overcast. I'm sad to report that he died just yesterday.   The paper said, "It was a partly cloudy day".
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