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One-Eighth

His journey began One year ago; Treasures collected Theories rejected Unions constructed Others obstructed. And upon his cabin wall He took his blade And began to scrawl: "The compass that Serves a sailor best, Is the scope buried Within his own chest."
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Aug 3, 2010
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