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I thought I was sick and that could be the only conclusion. I was so certain. You told me it was just an illusion; a murmuring mind muddled by confusion. I thought I was sick; I was so certain. You, my remedy, my unwavering and unjaded ear. You were everything: A world to which I could just disappear, and a ditch to which you would not let me steer. You, my remedy, you were my everything. They thought I was sick and that could be the only conclusion. They were so certain. You told me it was just an illusion; a murmuring mind muddled by confusion. They thought I was sick; They were so certain.
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Nov 11, 2016
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