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Created on: April 20, 2008
It's Trivial
The hours were expended;
The day had finally ended.
And what had I completed
For this vile firm conceited?
My efforts were exploited
On mere concepts trivial.
Was common sense avoided
For petty material?
I feel like I have traded
All my blood and sweat and tears
To buy a morsel of cheer:
So suddenly is faded.
Yet I must endure this jaunt
To pacify simple want,
So love and life I cherish
Sustain and do not perish.
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