Pastimes

Poem written by Cos99 on Sunday 2, May %20

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Life I think can go so fast. As fast as a 126mph train. I, you or me are just standing at the station and lights are flashing by. Sometimes the switch is flashing away from you . Other times it significantly contracts. The rebel may care but the others have their evil stare. Sometimes a glare is seemed fair and something to declare. As the music blares the mighty statues stare. The trek ensures many mighty steps and a great many met . It is deemed best not to fret . All together they hedge their bets to get their finest prets to help on the journey to buy to let .
   

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  • kt6550
    lol Very good

    I think that you should put this in the form of a poem.
    - July 05 2021 23:44:37