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Sandpaper on the Soul

There is no living that is just right everything is subject to little tragedies and those that suffer endlessly are subject to millions of these tiny tragedies everyday and sure life does go on but not because you want it to only because it has to and the combined effort of a million tragedies and the natural turning of time is like sandpaper on the soul slowly mushing your fabric to steamy soup and those that suffer the least are called successful the others loners, beggars, hobos, and barflys god bless their beer drunk souls they do it better and they're always ready for death
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Jul 31, 2016
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