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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Playground taunts have allways been.' A Phase of growing up ( some really mean ) I never, ever' knew of police being called To haul away ( either victim or bully ) any Day.. into thrall; and incaserated' it seems way Beyond the pall..Now lets take England as A guide.? Well not today.. Oh woe and betide.' I reacall there were better years even decades, mental souveniers.? This a Western Christian Nation, as many others Run by Adults, once children from those Playground years, whose encounters often made ( some lovers.) Of freedom of testing Of making amends, maybe marrying the Girls they'd called brats.' Yes there is a lot here my friends..They became politicans not my 'favorite ilk' yet not the type to lock Up seniors..Who posted valid thoughts, not Those who would lick an idle-loges toes or Many other depravitys.' Of which I would rather not know.' Others made miners farmers grocers and cops, seamstresses Cake makers, all sorta tough.' Who could Balace prioritys defend in a war.' Standing Together the ( greater good was no chore ) These people would rise to any challenge.' And pull an enemy down.' And batter them Senseless to be run out of their l borders with world reknown.' So they did with axis Powers in 1945. Herin lies one lesson; for eternity.' Never willingly take a dive.'
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