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Created on: May 25, 2008
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Five Haikus on Paying Dues
Legal holiday.
Fuel prices skyrocket;
Barbecue at home.
Drivers bellyache,
Whining as the dials spin
On the special day.
Do we remember
Sacrifices made for us
On so many shores?
Warning light flashes;
Time to fill the tank again.
The picnic's over.
Caution, complainers.
Nothing worthwhile can be cheap.
Freedom fueled by heart.
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