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    This short poem questions whether it was worth writing, as it may not seem like something worth reading. In just a few lines, the author writes a poem addressed to the reader, then questions the purpose of writing it by suggesting it is probably not worth reading after all. The poem ends abruptly, leaving the reader to consider its meaning or lack thereof.

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    A new poem for those who care.

    Here’s a poem to those who are reading this

    Why did I write this?

    I wrote this to seem like it’s something worth reading

    or is it?

    Probably not.

    End

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