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Apr 2020
Every eve of my birth, the aura is that of death. For me to be haunted or for me to taunted. These questions I ask myself. Did death sense I would forget in a hurry, how he stole a gem?
Every eve of my birth the aura is that of death. Do I deem it fit to use my blood, would it be enough to ink my paean, could it be enough to relief my pain? The grips was lost after a fierce ruck, then he went home with his rare loot.
Every eve of my birth the aura is that of death. The eve of my separates life and death.
George Daniel
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