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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required You say you want to start a revolution? Well let's start with the revolution of your heart Where u stand front line and I play a relative part We get together in an alliance not just to integrate But to facilitate desires, communicate, and these we'll reciprocate You need to learn patience Because you see, patience paves the way for a safe haven In a place where we're mentally able Strengthening our willingness to apply to a new era And complete all oral fables Patience will keep u stable Give me some time. How can I begin to explain how time waits for not a single soul? So not a soul should waste, but indulge in eachother Not even given too much haste But whenever u can, wear me like your favorite brand No time for reprimands Time cannot be controlled...don't you understand! Know what u like. Your mouth was moving so rapidly, I could barely interpret Yet I picked up thru the static..and u keep coming back like an addict An addict? Yet an addict that comes back always knows what he wants You on the other hand...what a tragic..I've had it And u say u want to start a revolution? Well lets start with the revolution of your heart Where you stand in the frontline, and I'll play my part We get together and create destiny Enjoying life, excluding calamities Is that such a tragedy?
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