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Created on: March 14, 2009
Boredom, for me, does not exist,
At least not for long,
When you're sitting on your own,
Something will soon come along,
Perhaps boredom is a pleasure,
Nothing to do, no stress,
But teach yourself not to get bored,
Life is too short for boredom,
Something will come along
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