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<p id="efff">The continuum! The marriage of Time and Space Such a nice couple</p><h2 id="2ad2">Warped Humour</h2><p id="ff0f">‘I gave you the stars But you haven’t got the space!’ Laughed the cosmic fool</p><p id="92dd"><a href="undefined">Paul Leonidou</a> ©2022</p></article></body>
‘Killing Time,’ they say And ‘Time heals all wounds,’ they say So why kill it then?
The continuum! The marriage of Time and Space Such a nice couple
‘I gave you the stars But you haven’t got the space!’ Laughed the cosmic fool
Paul Leonidou ©2022
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