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Premium Member Can we finally settle the score?

What came first the chicken or the egg?
The jury is still out on this one. Wait....
Have we found a referee to settle this dispute?



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

Premium Member Chimera

The Chimera is no mere myth of folklore,
but a monster risen from bowels of earth,
hearts freezing with fear, when it rises to roar,
even as the goat atop frolics in mirth,
as snake spews venom and the lion’s claws gore.
A strange resemblance with Baphomet gives birth
to the thought that this tale may have some merit;
the jury is still out, truth yet to ferret.

Epigram

Saying

I used to say the elephant, people and the giraffe are not needed. 
How wrong I was the elephant reminds us how small we are and 
The giraffe tells us how short-sighted we are. As for people 
The jury is still out


Love Trial the Verdict

After many days the jury was still out determining Love's
guilt. Love was nowhere to be found and the media was having a blast with the trial of the century.

Headlines read:  Love's meddling challenged by Fear
                         Love is in hiding afraid of verdict
                         Seems as if Fear bagged Love
                         Love is loose and in hiding 
     
               Love is at it again with scores of marriages 
               Love found hiding in peoples hearts
               Love trumped Fear and hope is alive 

The jury is still out and the judge called the case a Mistrial.

So the jury did not reach a verdict concerning Love's actions and her continued pursue of hope and love.

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