Poetry That Has No Meaning

Poetry That Has No Meaning

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Why did I decide to write this? Was there just some part of me that felt like writing? Was there something that I wanted to tell people through my poems? Maybe I thought people would like me if they read my poems? I'm not certain, but does it matter? It's being written either way, and it doesn't matter whether there's a meaning or not. All that matters is this: do you want to read this, or not?
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