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Racing on through,
Nothing's gonna stop you.
A southbound train,
Flying in the passing lane.
Blink once, blink again.
If it wasn't then...
When will it dare to end...
Certainly not around the bend?

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I'm an hour late,
And must contemplate...
Could this be my fate?
Not this success rate.
Can't handle this weight,
Too much on my plate.
And though I'm no 'great'
Time to wipe the slate,
So my arrow flies straight.

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Apparent to the mindful ear,
It is ever so clear...
That turtles shall one day rule all the land,
with slow mandate and a steady hand.

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The mind whirls around,
Letting go of reality,
Embracing insanity,
Forgetting hospitality,
Reaching in vanity,
And loving a manatee.

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Shake your lizard tail, you penny peasant.

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It's a sprint and it's a marathon.
Always against the clock.
Everyday its endless hands move forward.
And everyday your reach shortens.
How long will it be before you can grasp no longer?

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One day a boy and his grandpa went fishing. The boy, was a short and pudgy little fellow, his ragged red t-shirt, and long black jeans didn't fit properly. His shirt was too tight, allowing his belly button to uncomfortable peek out. He hung his chubby feet hung off the dock, as he peered through his red matted hair, admiring his grandpa’s deep blue fishing pole. It was noticeably aged, and a bit decrepit, quite like the boy's grandpa. Hunchback, he held his rod, peering from behind cracked spectacles, with lenses as thick as steak. A worn fishing hat rested on his wrinkly ears, which were almost covered by a scraggly, yet magnificent curly white beard. The two sat on the dock, grandpa's eyes fixated on a bobber afloat in the endless lake. Many hours passed like this, now the sun was gently setting in the horizon, glistening warmly on the water. As if in a dream the bobber, well, finally bobbed. Unsure if it had truly moved, grandpa leaned forward staring even more intensely at the bobber. And sure enough, shwoom! The bobber disappeared into the water. Energized like a caffeinated four year old, grandpa leaped to his sock-sandal clad feet, prepared for a big catch. Startled by the sudden movement from his crazed grandpa, the boy was knocked clean off the dock and plummeted into the water. His grandpa was too busy jumping for joy as he reeled in his catch to notice the boy. Lucky for the boy, the extra chub he was ridiculed for at school was actually saving his life. Apparently, his fat was extra buoyant. So he floated there, watching him joyfully struggle to bring in his fish. He watched and watched, grandpa was slowly slowing down, he seemed to be running out of energy. But then, he stopped all together. His eyes widened, and his jaw dropped. It was as if someone had shot him with a freeze ray. Confused, the boy turned around to see what was wrong with his grandpa. When he turned his head he was greeted with a large mouth, populated with razor sharp teeth. Suddenly everything was dark. The boy was swallowed by the massive... Thing... That grandpa had caught. But it wasn't caught... It was just angry. Its large eyes glowed red with fury as it swallowed the boy. Grandpa snapped out of his daze. The boy! He dropped his fishing rod and leaped off the dock, landing on the scaly back of the monster. The grandpa released a manly roar, as tore off his shirt, revealing a sharply chiseled chest. He furiously slammed his meaty fists into the monster’s face, and then pried its mouth open with his bare hands. He grabbed the boy from the stomach of the beast, and threw him to shore. Then, in one fluid motion grandpa leaped off the fish, flinging it into the air. And as grandpa gracefully landed a backflip on the dock, the fish plummeted downward. The boy, in a bit of a daze, sat up in awe on the dock. As grandpa approached him... The fish landed on the dock, crushing the grandpa, the boy, and the dock.

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The state of one's mind contendeth upon the correlation of certain sustenance. 
Brusquely put... The frailty of one's essence states dissolution.

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Today as I finished frying some bacon, my younger cousin, Richie, asked, "What's that?" I replied. "It's a turd." His reply. "Ohhh. I don't want a turd. I'm having pancakes."

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If now, has yet to come,
And soon, has passed us by...
When is yesterday?

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Sitting in a puddle of love, 
Flapping my wings like a floating dove.
Staring at a lonely tree,
Watching my soul take leave from me.

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The rain will come and go,
Just as the tides rise and fall. 
So, when life lands a blow,
Hit back, rebound the ball.

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The threat of severed throat, striketh not, cowardice in me.
For gratis I poise upon this vessel, sailing the open waters of this sea.

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The essence of presence holds more merit, than a head abaft.

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Simplicity is not bound to sincerity as elegance does not compel elaboration.

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The day when the decent of a rain drop was lesser noted than that of a pin. That is when I will be.

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Be conscientious of where thee bestow thou ear, for many a time, the simple yet eloquent song of a bird, hath more enlightenment then ramblings of a narcissistic fool.

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Ayeeee... Yonder vonder, Von Hasdlehoff bellows thy heartless accompaniment, as the celestial sphere doth hold the sacred cycle.

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