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Illusion
by Kim S Legge → (All Poetry by Kim S Legge)
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Illusion
 
Try as you might
You can’t change people
Life is too hard for the weak
And harder for the strong
Who do no wrong
And bear all the care for those who don’t
And for those who won’t

 


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