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Aug 2016
Some days I worry I've tread to far from the realm of reality,
mental tangents too easily followed into the world of fantasy.
I'd step outside my body to view the situation from afar;
the door has always been but my mind never leaves it ajar.

I want to see the world in all of its actual real glory.
I don't want my mind to define what there is to this story.
I'm afraid I won't be able to percieve where reality ends.
and where the world of hallucinations really begins.
Eliza Fairchild
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Eliza Fairchild  Ithaca
(Ithaca)   
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     Randolph L Wilson and GaryFairy
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