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Pretending to Care

by PatrickHarrison

I go on walks, not for myself but in spite of others. I lay in the basement for hours, reading and lifting not for myself, but for the fame that I am delusioned by. I go on walks, I lay in the basement for hours. I would never hit a woman, but I'll surely creep one or a few out. I would never kill- I would never hit a woman. I would never kill anything other than myself. Tis the one act I shall do for myself, and in death let it be known the birds and flowers that blossom in Spring are Christopher Marlowe, and I am Shakespeare.
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May 7, 2020
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