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Seek and Tell

by serpent-king

Come toward me, seeker of fate, come, And listen to my words as they flow, Wrapping themselves around your being, Singing the notes of the days to come. Oh, seeker of fate, tell me, Do these words entice you? I see the cleverness in your eyes, Surely you must understand them? Think now, seeker of fate, of my words, Do they bring you pleasure? Euphoria perhaps? Or do they cause you despair? Possibly disappointment? Could it be a little bit of both? I address you, seeker of fate, Who I, teller of fate, am genuinely curious, Your fate, now written plain as day before you, How does it feel to know?
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serpent-king
24 / M / American
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Written by
serpent-king
24 / M / American
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Apr 19, 2013
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