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I think you cryptic, think you wise. Perhaps in that is our demise. A sophomore in the bloom of youth to you I speak, with words uncouth. Apologize f'r my deplorable acts: my unkind gestures, my lack of tact. Intentions mean well, I want nothing but good Show me atonement, and I'll do as I should. Dear acquaintance, not friend nor foe, I'd like to continue, I hope you don't go.
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