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Unedited.

A writer asked me long ago, For advice on getting better. He runs through his works with a fine-tooth comb, Sculpting each and every letter. I said,firstly sheath your fine-tooth comb, For blood-lust it will only bring, And undress your cliche armour sir, For it only numbs the sting. And then I said, with cigarette lit, Be not ashamed of all your vices, You're allowed to care; and it's fine to swear -- It's allowed, if you can write it. Don't do this shit for fortune, For fame or to be credited, And if you want advice on writing well -- Keep that shit unedited.
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May 11, 2014
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#love#self#poetry#truth#life#passion#writing#purity#advice#acceptance#identity#lessons#duality#unedited#profanity
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