Life can be wonderful. Sometimes when life isn’t quite as wonderful you can make a wish list for yourself that no one sees. The wish list for the public can be published online, but your secret wish list is secret.
A Timeless Wish List
Whenever you’re sad
Make a wish list to be glad
Whenever you’re mad
Make a wish list banish the bad
Whenever wherever
Make a timeless wish list forever.
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