There is a spark something

Feeling it in my blood something

Go ahead and touch

A lovely spring day you say

Something in the air

Blowing everywhere

I can show you

Dreams from spring

Love in a state of rising

Water calm

Lamp glows

And we are watching

Something

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Love you too two till two in union song.

The purple boat dances, dances

As she stays afloat we are air

Almost floating

Arm and arm together

Dance, dance, way across the

Ethers.

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Bing won in my photo contest today.

It won in the all American big dream category.

Prize may be sent!

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America has some work ahead.

I think given any decent reason Americans will plow into work.  We just have to be excited by the work and we do it.  I think that is how Americans are.  We hide passions and love and good job or project. This helps bring people together.  So get Americans working on anything that suits their imagination and suddenly you have happy bees.   

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Love makes a person dizzy,

But when they come to there is clarity in many aspects.

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A infrequently stated purpose of LOC:

To combat extremism in all it's  forms.  So often do extremists crash the party and generally distort common sense.  A society or world composed of extremists is asking for trouble.  So I take a stand.

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Never shared this about my Jewish family.

Two family members members were college football players.

I myself was a top soccer player and did wrestling, judo, and dance.

So much for stereotyping!

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If left is right than what is right,

Though are rights allow both

Which is when a giant Ronald McDonald shows up

Bigger than king Kong

America the Wtf we love you!

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Winner in my own photo contest.

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I am smarter than the average elk,

So kill me.

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If power is so awesome..

What about the broken hearts and vomit.

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