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A Moment of Regret

Nothing is equal to a moment of regret, when everything touched trembles with catastrophe. When the realization hits, that everything's not alright, it's concrete, unchangeable. While currents battle within the skull, conflicting, snatching, the mind is swept away in its undertow.
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benjamin-adams
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Feb 11, 2012
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