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The girl had seen too much. She had traveled to Iceland Berlin Amsterdam France. At the mere age of four. She had visited China Russia Australia Belgium At the mere age of eight. And at the mere age of thirteen, she met Pandora. They became fast friends. Pandora opened the box. They became fast enemies. There were no "blue pills" in Pandora's box. And so the girl went on. She had seen too much. Knew too much. It didn't even matter. She went on and composed poems metaphorical pieces of **** that meant nothing yet everything to some misguided soul. It bored and amused her. Still didn't even matter.
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Sep 21, 2011
Sep 21, 2011 at 12:21 AM UTC
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The girl had seen too much. She had traveled to Iceland Berlin Amsterdam France. At the mere age of four. She had visited China Russia Australia Belgium At the mere age of eight. And at the mere age of thirteen, she met Pandora. They became fast friends. Pandora opened the box. They became fast enemies. There were no "blue pills" in Pandora's box. And so the girl went on. She had seen too much. Knew too much. It didn't even matter. She went on and composed poems metaphorical pieces of **** that meant nothing yet everything to some misguided soul. It bored and amused her. Still didn't even matter.
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Sep 21, 2011
Sep 21, 2011 at 12:21 AM UTC
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