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Thou might, mayhap, believe thyself to be
alone in thoughts both dreary and depressed. And yet I feel that I must inform thee That thou art not the first put to this test. Some cheering up, perhaps, might serve thee well, or possibly some words from kinder heart. Perhaps, even, a piece of doggerel, But all I have to give is finest art. And so, with this, thou must be satisfied, for naught except my best shalt thou receive. I know, I know... now others seem tongue-tied. But with these words, I'll grant thee a reprieve. And though these lines have lasted quite the while, I pray my sickly verse might make thee smile.
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