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Two choices lay before us The one was easy, just carry on, The other strict and demanding. We stalled and wavered Uncertain how much would change. We dithered and delayed Waiting for others to move first. And there were those who sought To distract and disinform. Convince us that there was No need for a second way. But those who were alarmed Told us we were compelled To act, to change our ways Before it was finally too late. Two choices lay before us But we took the easier one And that has made A world of difference. |