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Tribulations and my afflictions are misery This cryptic, ironic, depiction is misery. - The warmth of the sanguine is never in me The cold cells of mine are dead, are misery. - What would it take to ever **** me? Perhaps, if only one thing, misery. - What is a sickness without remedy? It is a malignant growth of misery. - Verification of my friend, my enemy, Certainly my brother, my nemesis misery. - Confidence is precedence in my virility, Verily infecting, lacerating misery. - I, Andrew, deny that ever woe could have been me, Although I surrender, I succumb to misery.
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Jan 20, 2013
Jan 20, 2013 at 12:06 AM UTC
Misery.
Tribulations and my afflictions are misery This cryptic, ironic, depiction is misery. - The warmth of the sanguine is never in me The cold cells of mine are dead, are misery. - What would it take to ever **** me? Perhaps, if only one thing, misery. - What is a sickness without remedy? It is a malignant growth of misery. - Verification of my friend, my enemy, Certainly my brother, my nemesis misery. - Confidence is precedence in my virility, Verily infecting, lacerating misery. - I, Andrew, deny that ever woe could have been me, Although I surrender, I succumb to misery.
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Jan 20, 2013
Jan 20, 2013 at 12:06 AM UTC
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