Ok I wanted to write a blog but everytime I start to write one it turns into a poem! Just can't help myself! First I wrote a blog about a big scary dog,then I write a bit about humour and wit,then i wrote a lot about it being hot! So i tried to write a piece about a magic golden fleece,but that was just stupid so I turned to my friend Cupid,and wrote about my default subject love,that's where I get inspiration like a bolt from up above,now it seems to me this blog is now a poem once again,or am i just a soppy git with poems on the brain!
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