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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 4/1/17 Flowers blooming Spaced out or in a tight-knit grouping All around things looming In space objects still or moving and zooming Birds pluming And other animals grooming Downloads queueing Electronics in need of a rebooting Or powering off, to enable cooling Below, on and above the roofing Toxins spewing And other particulates polluting Some of which are made for fueling All weeds were removed by uprooting Trees and bushes getting a pruning Especially any areas that are drooping There's just no excusing You'd better stop snooping And assuming As well as tooting your horn Or ridiculing the poor What the hell are you fooling for When deep down, you know you could be doing more Ocean life caught by fishing poles, harpooning Or cage using Die hard fans rooting Or booing Times of booming And continual losing Certain insects and people cocooning Humans continually feuding Suing And fuming As if there is something they want to be proving Major scale jobs, including A lot of or very specific tooling Drugs and alcohol others may be using And possibly abusing In the right conditions, water pooling Near and far from any rocks protruding Live a life of your choosing Continue pursuing Knowledge, and ways of improving With or without musing By: Dalton Ogletree
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