Sincerity! Sincerity! Sincerity!
Does man not see the severity of sincerity?
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What of posterity, dexterity, and celerity!
All is second to sincerity and its severity.
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Good lord!
We've failed terribly, inherently.
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Good lord!
Grant us therapy.
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The hilarity!
The hilarity!
Must all be celebrity?
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Think, just momentarily.
Can nothing ever be done voluntarily?
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Good lord!
Grant us therapy!
Grant us therapy!
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What of dexterity!
What of posterity!
What of celerity!
What if celebrity!
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The hilarity!
The hilarity!
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Oh please!
Therapy!
Therapy!
Therapy!
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Sincerity! Sincerity! Sincerity!
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If only just temporarily,
Let's witness its severity.
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Be sincere my dear,
and hold on to sincerity, militarily.
Worlds can change,
such is its severity.
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Yours sincerely.
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Comments (2)
Yes. Maybe so many doing things for celebrity and not sincerity. Loved this.
Wow love the carefree vibe of this poem!