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April 22, 2012
They had to make up their differences
Though she didn’t think she was in the wrong
They always blamed each other
Their sense of rivalry was so strong
Call it a clash of personalities!
Two individuals wanting centre stage
And inevitably a ‘no win’ situation
To be in the same room filled them with rage
But sense in the end, had to happen
Their anger was affecting everyone
So they met and shook hands and agreed
That from now on, all bad feeling would be gone
But even at the point of forgiveness
She still thought him a selfish prat
They’ll always rub each other up the wrong way
But she’s stuck with him, so that’s that.
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