Found Poetry Assemblage

A few years back I was recycling inventory sheets at work and noticed that the abbreviated descriptions of some greeting cards and rubber stamps created amusing fragmentary phrases both silly and profound. In a fit of rogue whimsy, I cut out a bunch and put them in an envelope as fodder for found poetry... then forgot all about them until tonight. Here is one assemblage, to which I have added only an 'n' and 3 pieces of punctuation. Capitals denote junctures of fragments. (I did sometimes shorten fragments to make them mesh.)
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Our deeds The mind deter
Life is between The best and It's not what we need
We have been The biggest Stages of sun moon and stars, (3)
The world is Masquerading In all things
Some pursue The effect of Purple numbers only
Life tomorrow:
Most there is
Sitting silent, A possibility
Everyone is Beauty & grace
You are one of Old-fashioned shoes, set of three
Go ahead and Sit loosely in Heart instinct
Live in the One great Heart outlines. Set of four, small.