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Created on: March 13, 2011
A poem in my pocket tucked deep inside
becomes a song in my heart, but I can't quite decide.
Did I write down these words in a poetic jest
or could I put them to music and hope for the best.
A poem in my pocket tucked deep inside of these old jeans
will end up faded and all but forgotten in the washing machine.
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