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Who
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Regretably
Pa
Who
Will
Never
Change
Remains
Knowin'ly
Unchanged
Regretably
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8 Comments
Post a CommentGood to see you wrting here again.
So true.
Excellent job! Beautiful Poem
this poem is great! Please keep up the good work writing more.
I'm impressed by the addition poems I've been finding. I didn't have the nerve to try! Your's is great!
Yay! Just beautiful!
I agree with JP. Excellent job on this.
Really interesting. It's short but says so much.