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in reality, Kierkegaard was right, it is up to each of us to look back and define ourselves in the bright lights of reality, were we cruel, self centered, lost waylaid , we must take credit no man made me think or do or cuss or believe, not a woman's fantastickness beauty caused me a thing, I chose, it was me, who was weak or strong or cruel, I had choices and all the clues the answers though  i may have refused to believe. But essentially i am neither of those things, not wise or cruel or brutally honest, everyday I changed evolved stumbled saw ignored struggled thrived. Each sun was anew. Another chance to right wrongs I ignored too weak. too unwilling, too afraid. Absurd how I tend to define being here, now I have lived, the past just a dream. described fully by my actions I rationalize away. I did not choose parents situations, were I a rich man I might view different the actions as warranted. The future is my only action possible.
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Jul 3, 2017
Jul 3, 2017 at 8:13 PM UTC
the future
in reality, Kierkegaard was right, it is up to each of us to look back and define ourselves in the bright lights of reality, were we cruel, self centered, lost waylaid , we must take credit no man made me think or do or cuss or believe, not a woman's fantastickness beauty caused me a thing, I chose, it was me, who was weak or strong or cruel, I had choices and all the clues the answers though  i may have refused to believe. But essentially i am neither of those things, not wise or cruel or brutally honest, everyday I changed evolved stumbled saw ignored struggled thrived. Each sun was anew. Another chance to right wrongs I ignored too weak. too unwilling, too afraid. Absurd how I tend to define being here, now I have lived, the past just a dream. described fully by my actions I rationalize away. I did not choose parents situations, were I a rich man I might view different the actions as warranted. The future is my only action possible.
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Jul 3, 2017
Jul 3, 2017 at 8:13 PM UTC
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