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I was a Paramedic

I saved lives

Prolonged great inevitable grief

Witnessed the grotesque miracle of unexpected birth

And the ****** it brings

Sat on my *** became complacent

And depressed

Forgot to put into what was being taken from me

Over and over

I worked and came home to silence and destitude

I craved the excitement like a ********** would payday

I worked with the greatest personalities people that wouldn't back down

I had no gun

No hero complex

I used to be a Paramedic

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Aug 3, 2013
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