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Can one perceive a thought
Of non existence? Can one imagine What it could be like. Perception must have A foundation of fact. A knowledge of existence. Black cannot be white. Can one surmise nothing And describe it in reality? Can I swim in an ocean Where water is only my thoughts? Since my mind knows And gathers facts, It assimilates Through association.
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