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An Adieu

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Dreams are necessary
As they give wings to our
Impulses and aspirations
And today when I look back
At life in retrospective, I find
I have been an astute dreamer…

So bidding adieu to year 2022,
And in salutation of year 2023
I wish with a salubrious musing
That all your dreams come true
And your life be embroidered with
Prosperity, hope, health & happiness.

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