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PROMPT: Well, here we are at the beginning of a brand new year at the beginning of a brand new decade. For January 2010, write a poem on the theme of beginnings. NEW BEGINNINGS OUT OF SUPPOSED ENDINGS?! Am I looking for new beginnings or supposed endimgs? Happy endings or happy NOWS? I'm no longer expecting happy endings. I don't believe anymore that “Happy endings are just stories that haven’t finished yet." But I have expected, anticipated, and demanded my unhappy, unforeseen relocation to a new way of life to have a happy ending--but it hasn't ended yet! The car has stopped, the shoes are found, the cats are even trained-- but we didn't move here for anything to END, but for us to STAY, happy! Our story HERE hasn't finished; I really don't WANT a happy ending. I want a happy LIFE! This story may finish happy; we won't know 'til it's over. Meanwhile, I choose happy.NOWS to view this lovingly as a new beginning, not a supposed ending!
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