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Once I was an orphan,
I threw away all the broken pieces The twisted remnants of people I used to know. Who thought they knew me. But people are not meant To be orphans forever. People need families I do too. So I collected a family, Some misfits like me Some overachievers As I could never be. But all with good hearts Maybe slightly careworn But still in fairly good Repair. The kind of family You keep Even when they grow Threadbare Because you know they won't Twist all out of shape.
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