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On Frustration

Inward anger inhibits. You keep pushing, knocking, finally yielding determination to disinterest, to frustration. Foreign concepts like undeveloped film. Until, barely latching onto the fabric, you happen upon it at some odd hour, the light adjusts and your perception, and you may grasp it, knocking through rotten wood, collapsing into understanding, and free within hollow enlightenment to finally progress.
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Nov 9, 2011
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