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The proof is in the pudding, yes. :-) 
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I saw it.   It was real.   I could almost taste it   I am living proof   that the world really isn't   everything you thought it would be   and somehow   that's okay 
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Proof is what I don't have when I tell my teachers that my dog ate my homework.   No dog, no homework, no proof. :0 
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very hard to deny.   and yet it doesn't always mean that it proves what it seems to. at least not in my mind. . . 
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what I look for on a bottle 
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There is no real proof. Just circumstanial evidence. 
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circumstantial. That's what it should say.   Sorry, my typing is shocking today. 
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the percentage of alcohol by volume multiplied by precisely two 
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But you can't prove a thing, can you?   About life or love or loneliness?   You don't even want to talk about it;   you'd rather shut off   and shut me off   and shut the whole world out.     And I can see you sitting on the   sidelines,   waiting for an excuse   to make me an excuse;   proof that you're innocent;   proof that you're helpless;   proof that its just bad luck.     But you don't believe in luck, do you?   You say that you're a fatalist.   So were you meant to be like this?   Were you meant to   glare at me   like I've overreacted?     And I can see you sitting on the   sidelines,   waiting for an excuse   to make me an excuse;   proof that you're innocent;   proof that you're helpless;   proof that its just bad luck.     So you won't feel a thing, will you?   Its eaiser to lose what you hate.   You always try to turn it around.   Easy to take me   and throw me out;   dispose of your life that way.           Does it have to be my fault?   Does it always have to be   all my fault? 
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*** Wide Enough ***       I was alone...lost   searching for proof   of God's   existence.   ...and I found nothing...       Until I opened my Eyes   Wide enough to see     our force field sky   chlorophyll trees     I started to cry   then I fell to my knees   I felt deep inside   A soul feeling me.       *** * *** 
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The best night of my life was   not with him, as I have   intimated (okay, stated)--   but with her.   And it was day.     We spent the day with words,   me sharing my poetry (all of it, she   asked for) for hours, tender as making   love. When I asked for some of   her, gently and with gentle teasing,   she blushed.   Although she handed over two   submissions, she did not comply.   Instead we quoted Anne_Sexton   to each other, like night, two lovers.     000429 
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Bravo! 
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prove that proof proves anything     it's tough to do! ultimately it requires a leap of faith     proof appeals to those who need to control; which at times can be any of us     but can you prove what you did yesterday? can it be proven that the video of you living yesterday was not, in fact, a forgery?     it is a ridiculous question, yes; but the proof of yesterday is the faith that it was more than a dream or hallucination     for proof to hold any merit at all, one must have faith in it 
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what's it to you? 
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