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Created on: October 01, 2008 Last Updated: October 02, 2009
To be commonplace
conventional
provincial
is not the way
I wish to be remembered
I traveled to Asia and Europe
wandered through ruins
watched the toucans
and spider monkeys
Even in the worst times
I gained an exotic disease.
I don't sit behind a desk
punching numbers
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