I Hate spontaneity

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I Hate spontaneity

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Last night, men were not satisfied,
When they met entirety;
from then I hate spontaneity.

Last day, men were not sure,
When they have certainty;
from then I hate spontaneity.

Last week, men were not filled up,
When green acted as either paternity;
from then I hatespontaneity.

Last month, men were not greedy,
When they could achieve the freedom of possibility;
from then I hate spontaneity.

Last year, men were not in men,
When they had the power of all capacity;
from then I hate spontaneity.

Spontaneity the flower of holy play,
now with blooms hair,
become the daughter of clay.
spontaneity opens the path of all probability,

So, from then to now I hate spontaneity.

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