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Created on: July 08, 2009
We forgive
forget
erase it from a mind speckle
cogged wheeled mechanisms
crank it back up when said situations reoccur
forgive, forget
repeat the cycle again and again
words loose lipped edged of tongue
bowl shoveled hug wanting lonely diatribe
of forgive and forget
to the point where commonplace becomes the unjustified
ignorant and disobediant
learned behaviorilist dismay
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