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Sixty-nine, A number, Of love. But how can, It mean the same, Of that of a dove? A number, Is a number, A bird is a bird, Yet they are, The same, But not the same word. How could each, Mean love anyway? Is love a disguised pigeon, Or a number, For play? No, I might not, Know what love is. But I know it's more, Then an answer, On my math quiz.
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Mar 14, 2012
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