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The Folly of Pride

Sometimes we fail to see our faults because of pride and haughty flaws which tends to shut all friendship doors even as chanticleer the bird recalls A certain season with no remorse he had to act a gross of chores as a means to heal his sores he gave his best to best the course and all went well as a cause so be jocund and prudent in tours learn from chanticleer and get no curse for pride goeth before the falls.

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Date: 8/2/2009 2:45:00 PM
So much truth in your words shared in a creative way. I like the connection between the first and last lines. Thank you for sharing this poem with us and for your kind words on mine. Keep on writing! Karen
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