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Nov 2016
So the day that would never come has arrived
Half a century and more for me of heartbreak and longing
And of cursing a universe where randomness could not have been as painful
Is now ended

How do I deal with such a thing?
Where in my life is there room for a Cubs I’ve never known?
It seems the world into which I was born has come to an end
But I’m ready to move on

And if this means it's the End of Days
Then the final feeling inhabiting our great big common heart
As it’s found through the vastness of creation
Or at least in the part of it known as Wrigleyville
Will be one of happiness
This poem is to apply if the Cubs make it to, and through, Game 7.  Update: CUBS WIN!!! CUBS WIN!!! CUBS WIN!!!  Respect to the Cleveland team; you didn't make it easy.
Christopher Cherry
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