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Here's a poem a wrote while playing, Portal.
I love a puzzle game. The hardcore ones that are not lame. They make you think, they’re never tame. I love a puzzle game. I love a shooting game. You blast your way through rates of frame, Spy a foe and take good Aim, I love a shooting game. I love this puzzle game One where you shoot to further gain, Access to the puzzle mainframe I love this puzzle game. I hate this scary voice, At first all nice but then by choice, She turns evil, I don’t rejoice. I hate this scary voice. I hate is foul addiction. I can’t stop playing, it’s causing friction, Two genres causing contradiction. I hate this foul addiction. I hate this Puzzle game. It’s way too hard, I now lay claim, This game will end and I’ll Proclaim I Tamed this puzzle game
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