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so scream you from rooftops and sidewalks to barstools in dark rooms the last pleas of a broken soul: "i am me and so i matter! lift me up on these clichés and gray hazes! applaud me for dreaming, and bow down to the dropout!" so dig you deep and wide the void you're trying to fill, and use it as your grave.
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Mar 27, 2011
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Copyright March 27th, 2011 by Victor Thorn

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