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Oh, but please spare my head of necessities of the complexities that are but trivial and non-existential to the pursuit of living and thriving, not in a pool of segregating ridden paper, but in a bath of mentation and minds wide open. And please bite your tongue, when the lick of a serpent dances across your taste buds, when you wish to deprive me that of a young mind and youthful stride. I do not wish to be at one with your negativity, I wish to flee and sprint from your gloomy, pessimistic stint. Rather, I invite you to join me in the pursuit of creativity, to strive to leave your imprint, of sheer, requited positivity. But if you will, without a plee, I wish to help you swing with me on practiced words and the fleet from stability, I wish to take you on a stroll, through and into the soul, of nothing less than a dreamer, of a hoper, of someone so desperately fleeing from the necessities of the complexities.
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Aug 23, 2013
Aug 23, 2013 at 3:41 PM UTC
Necessities of the Complexities
Oh, but please spare my head of necessities of the complexities that are but trivial and non-existential to the pursuit of living and thriving, not in a pool of segregating ridden paper, but in a bath of mentation and minds wide open. And please bite your tongue, when the lick of a serpent dances across your taste buds, when you wish to deprive me that of a young mind and youthful stride. I do not wish to be at one with your negativity, I wish to flee and sprint from your gloomy, pessimistic stint. Rather, I invite you to join me in the pursuit of creativity, to strive to leave your imprint, of sheer, requited positivity. But if you will, without a plee, I wish to help you swing with me on practiced words and the fleet from stability, I wish to take you on a stroll, through and into the soul, of nothing less than a dreamer, of a hoper, of someone so desperately fleeing from the necessities of the complexities.
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Aug 23, 2013
Aug 23, 2013 at 3:41 PM UTC
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