poetry

One, two, many

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Counting goldfish in a pond when they are mating is infinite task

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Nightime too

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Anxiety dreams make sure you stay anxious night as well as day

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And sad

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A baby bird out of a nest early leaves a strong human helpless

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Massive retaliation

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When an animal kills one person, thousands of animals are killed

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Line breeding

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Your ancestors and your descendants are pinned together by you

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Armchair warriors

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I am outraged at those who casually discuss bombing Pyongyang

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What’s up Doc, you ask?

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Cute baby rabbits grow to ravening monsters destroying gardens

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Thanks. But no thanks

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So, the poor bloody Kurds defeat ISIS then have their country stolen

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But then it lifts

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Early morning mist softens the world, pregnant with possibilities

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Same with religions

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Mythology of countries is unrelated to true history

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