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Faust

What is all the knowledge in the world worth without a lick of loyalty? My Faustus fate Condemned by my own deceptions. Necromancy of desires, Bring back to life what never ought to be thick blood pounding in my heart. That I might love and be loved, Gushing every drop of my bloodline— And yet here in my arms: the face that launched a thousand ships: suckling about my navel— I pray repent: Not that I am sorry; For indeed, I have lived well, But rather I pray to god to protect me from what I deserve.
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molly-brown-fuller
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May 13, 2011
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