Strange waves as I waved, but now what?


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Please more cheese, yea, very cheesy indeed, for you, for me we become cheesier.

Hooray!
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It seems that some people would rather get hit with a mack truck than say I'm sorry


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Shall you and I?

Touch the golden dust behind the sky

And not by clever means do anything

Yet never wear a thong,  but bounce into a wall of thorns

To be the quite and not scream then envision the dream of wonderment

This to was thongless, yet perfectly silent.
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Strange Times indeed.

Years go by and hands wave

It is sadly okay as they fade.
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Fighting for what is right, why?

Doing the right thing, why?

Wanting fairness and justice, why?

Caring about people getting hurt for no reason, why?


Why not?

Why not?

Why not?

Why not?


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Censorship is being done to this post about censorship...

How ironic!
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Clever thing like mask significant nothing superior trash and garbage vs mirage.


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The blue rain and lightning crossed the plains destroying an old beaten unloved road.


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Author solution is a self publishing scam owned by academic elites.

Nice offer, but I am informed.
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Currently the "Academic" poets are 100% shamed then do a victory march in Berkeley then get caught by an author who pretends to be Asian as a way of submitting a poem successfully to America's Best of year Anthology.

Crime of monopoly in poetry with admitting to the crime anyway online!!!
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