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unfulfillment

I return home from another long night putting on shows for people I do not know and with people I can scarcely relate to my legs ache, my hands twitch, little bites and bruises liter my body like some kind of war paint there is no satisfaction in this any more there is a deep unfulfillment in the life I am now living I move slowly, each action taking more and inflicting more, while I contemplate the meaning of my life (once again) and look about my bedroom wondering why I have allowed it to become so messy
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Oct 8, 2011
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