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    This short poem reflects on the fleeting nature of life and humanity's desire for something better while also acknowledging our own role in either changing or stagnating our current situation. In just a few lines, it contemplates how our experiences and imaginations are limited by our lives while also hinting that we have some power to alter our circumstances if we stop blaming outside forces.

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    This short poem reflects on the fleeting nature of life and humanity's desire for something better while also acknowledging our own role in either changing or stagnating our current situation. In just a few lines, it contemplates how our experiences and imaginations are limited by our lives while also hinting that we have some power to alter our circumstances if we stop blaming outside forces.

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    Hum Drug

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    Pera Radin
    This short poem reflects on the fleeting nature of life and humanity's desire for something better while also acknowledging our own role in either changing or stagnating our current situation. In just a few lines, it contemplates how our experiences and imaginations are limited by our lives while also hinting that we have some power to alter our circumstances if we stop blaming outside forces.

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    All that we know or imagine

    is a figment of our lives


    we walk through hum drug
    and cry for a better existence
    yet we curse the very one
    that can change our ways.

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