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They pair off and are inseparable.
Geese mate for life.
Dissolving their union on a whim.
Socks, while inanimate, can not remain husband and wife.
Thirty years of work and we learned of black holes.
S. Hawking tried to unify the physical views of the universe.
He left us with chaos and uncertainty. And a pair of mismatched socks.
Despite all attempts, he realized it doesn't work in reverse.
Conspiracy theorists blame the dryer manufacturing industry.
So where does the mate end up? In an abyss?
A mystery of life to be observed, not solved.
For I believe it's merely serendipitous.
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