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I want priceless things like time, good health, long life, and a sleek stealth body. I want thick curly hair like I once had in my youth. I want beautiful, glistening white teeth, all of them like I had once before. I want to go mountain climbing as I often did so many decades ago. I want to walk effortlessly for miles down city streets, around the Mall, through the woods, and down fragrant garden paths. I want to laugh with my children, my grandchildren, and great grandchildren. I want to dance and dance some more again, and more often. I want to live forever, Never grow old, tired, or weak There has never been enough time to do the things I had to do, Even less time to do All the things I imagine I want. I want to read all the books ever written, and write a few of my own along the way. I want to cook in a georgeous kitchen in Florence, Italy. Have twenty friends to feed at my table Forever to have them sing praises of such a delightful afternoon affair All these things I can imagine I want, yet still I can imagine I want even more. Though I gratefully accept my reality This day and forever more For what could I possibly wish, if I ever really got all I want?
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