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Premium Member Mind Your Own Business
"Mind your own business,' is good advice. and besides, meddling is just not nice. The flaws in others that you bemoan, are reflections of some of your own. Removing the beams in your own eye will keep you busy until you die. As you strive to overcome your flaws You will find it to be a great cause. During childhood, you experienced...

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Categories: mind your own business, childhood, emotions, happiness, hurt,
Form: Rhyme
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On the phone again with a neighbor named Dawn What tv station is your television on? That’s a personal question I say in a persnickety way Besides, I don’t have it on, but this I don’t say. I mind my own business, she says, but will you vote? I am irritated now at this butin-skie married to an old goat. That’s...

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Categories: mind your own business, women,
Form: Quatrain



Mind Your Own Business
He calls me "son" come here, lets learn it's easy, you can earn I will teach you all I can life is easy, it's fun all you need is a span of ecstasy and swan I got a poke on Facebook, it's a joke seems to choke it's serious,...

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Categories: mind your own business, care, change, french, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
Mind Your Own Business
Some with copper Some with silver And obvious Some with gold This is how the world is mould Achieving copper is bit easy; Need some zeal for silver And one with gold is sedulous. Once I noticed judgement; And by metal was so rustic. So I complicate it, By peeping in some hearts. I started exploring wickeds, But I found none; And when...

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Categories: mind your own business, confusion, discrimination, future, heart,
Form: I do not know?
Mind Your Own Business
“Mind your own Business!!” By:.Peter Neendoor Darling child, borne in lawful love and born beloved, comes of age, turns around, and nonchalantly says, “Mind your own business.” Late nights and phone calls a room a world in its own align the inquiring youth to zero - gravity possibilities; and the internet's wide window on the brave new world brings a free spirit serenading love. The parents ask, “what is this?” “Mind...

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Categories: mind your own business, childrenworld, parents, parents, drug,
Form: Narrative




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