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High Hopes and Happy Expectations

Swift, teach us that a modest child will leisurely be milled Eschewed from aid, withdrawn from conscious need A child’s mind an empty bucket, waiting to be filled And to earth’s throne, invalids will accede.
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samantha-dias
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Published
Dec 5, 2011
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This is a blackout poem, made with words from a Watchtower Magazine pamphlet.

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