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worldly-wise

hope springs eternal in the human breast. though, we cope to journal what we can't digest. i digress. i confess, i’m a mess yet i address what i transgress and i reassess my disposition. for instance, i made a decision to make progress and what i set, i met. yet i let myself regress to a great depression in which i questioned what was predestined so i searched for penance and found surrealism. i heard sundry ideals, the sounds of theism. i let my thoughts run free among the prisms and tasted other worldly wisdom on my tongue. © Matthew Harlovic
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Written by
matthew-harlovic
27 / M
Published
Sep 3, 2016
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17·101
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#love#depression#life#pain#religion#hope#thoughts#despair#wisdom#regression
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