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antithesis

you are my antithesis

virtue, to you,

means nothing

should it?

you hold all

you know

well above yourself

and say nothing in pity

I watch you

from below

taking the path

of Zarathustra

ridding myself

of pagan ideals

because if you

were ever to

speak the truth

like cassandra

you would not be believed

this is not the work of

divinity

this is random chance

and you still

laugh in my face

you are killing me

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Published
Sep 12, 2010
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