and for those of you having trouble with my beautiful handwriting (myself included), and not wanting to miss even one syllable of this major work, here it is in zeroes and ones, with added title:
then that:
that,
then that,
and then,
that!
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ok, that was that then, or then that. anyway, ciao (this is not part of the poem. but it could be viewed as part of the philosophy behind the poem, i imagine).
i have observed ducks for quite some time.
sometimes, two of them have a fight.
afterwards,
tension still in the air and body,
they move away from each other,
dip their head under water, rise up, shake their body
from head to tail feathers,
and
tada!
tension gone,
free again.
It’s pretty neat.
We humans would be well-served to exhibit similar behavior.
In the meantime,
it could be wise to have an imaginative DJ around,
like at the olympics.
Watch the ducks go at it from 09:50,
and hear the DJ and John Lennon defuse the tension:
So, when in a fight, wait for a DJ to solve your problems,
or maybe just learn to shake your tail feathers.
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always never works
never also never works
but always sometimes works,
and sometimes never works,
and almost always,
sometimes always works.
wait, what?
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