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Something’s not right

is it worth it?

Ali585Senior Contributor05 Aug 2017, 10:41 pm AEST

is it worth it?

I worked so hard and really thought i had things getting better.

but it's all a mess again.

And i just don't know it its worth it anymore

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Ali585Senior Contributor09 Sept 2017, 8:30 pm AEST

Re: is it worth it?

Thanks for thinking of me @Shaz51

In response to: Re: is it worth it?

Unknown userMember10 Sept 2017, 10:10 am AEST

Re: is it worth it?

Hi @Ali585
Just found this thread, that poem is lovely, thank you for sharing, it was something i needed to read this morning I think.
How are you doing today?

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