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Typical Me
by Don E Peavy Sr
Friday, September 18, 2009
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"Examine thyself ..."

I will not be guessed:
I will weare my hair as
I chooses -- to me that is natural;
my clothes will fit but me
the weather, and my wallet;
my soul will eat things godly
not greens, ham or mush.

I will not be guessed:
i will see no spots, spills
squares or junk, but
will look behind and smile
at the browless lady.
No noise will incite my
body to rock and roll
(by the waltz will I be moved);

Nor will I be darker that I
or seek a heavier head.
nd if perchance you feel
the need to give a prior call,
then none at all would serve
as well for that is
typical me.

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Reviewed by Joyce Bell	9/18/2009

IF ONE TAKES THE TIME TO EXAMINE THEIRSELF THEY CERTAINLY WILL NOT HAVE TIME TO EXAMINE YOU...WHO IS QUITE CONTENT WITH YOU. A GREAT WRITE THOROUGHLY ENJOYED! THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING. GOD BLESS. JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

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