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Guess me : I will always be occupied Until the day that you have died After your eyelids have faltered My..............

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I will always be occupied
Until the day that you have died

After your eyelids have faltered
My functioning will be altered

The source of your joy and distress
Without me, you're emotionless

Were you born in the spring or fall?
Without me, you could not recall

I am not fully understood
Without me, you would be no good.

What am I?

posted Dec 9, 2016 by Balwinder

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It's our brain.

answer Dec 11, 2016 by Tejas Naik



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