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  1. The_Gobo

    Halfway through the day I suddenly felt like a big back of suck.

    Kept getting worse as time went on, then for some reason I remembered Muhammed Ali's poem, the shortest in the world, "Me. We."

    And then for no apparent reason, the day just got better from that point on.

    Still processing that.

     

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    2. Fluttershy Friend

      Fluttershy Friend

      I'm glad to heart that your day is OK now. Remember about this poem when you will have bad day!;)

    3. SugarCoatxMarblePie

      SugarCoatxMarblePie

      Oh I guess poems need to rhyme, but not all poetry rhymes, hm. 'A, ay.' There lol.

    4. The_Gobo

      The_Gobo

      @Fluttershy Friend Well it was a pretty normal day honestly, aside from the random depressive spike and then it being neutralized. Pretty sure it would serve me better to remember the surprisingly deep comment from "Totally Legit Recap":
      "Friends aren't people don't piss you off. Friends are people who're worth forgiving over and over"

      @CuriUndersXeno Technically a poem doesn't 'need' to rhyme, but it does make it easier to remember.

      Honestly it was more important the implication he was bringing up by saying it.
      Basically that he was supporting the civil rights movement, in that if he, as a black person, could graduate from a prestigious university, any black person could. And that it shouldn't be limited to only whites.

      Very moving and motivational, don't get me wrong, I'm just not sure why I remembered it at that time.

       

       

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