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Burnt Bits

Savor these hard times, Cherish every drop, For one day they'll be far past and behind. Joy is warm and sweet, Anger burns the tongue, Sadness makes its case, Dressed in smoky char. Let the others eat portions meant for kings; I am far too well With the bits I find.
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Written by
hector-oliveras-garcia
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Written by
hector-oliveras-garcia
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Published
May 16, 2022
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14·51
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Life is a buffet. Waste not a scrap.

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