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Torn in Two

December 1, 2013
By SeaShellart GOLD, Merrill, Wisconsin
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Torn
By the heart and mind
To wage the pros and cons
Of what is wanted and what might be best

To wage what something could be
And trying to figure it out
Weather it ends badly, ends good,
Or never ends

What might be the best might not be good
But how will you know if you never try
To look to the past
Or to try to look ahead

© Gary C., Pequannock, NJ

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