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How Strange. You long for change, but you are loath to redo. And thus, loathe yourself. And this loads on you, on your coarse course. Preventing the Metamorphose, and forces you into your torturous fortress. A cocoon, that protects against monsoons but not the typhoon raging inside, waking Typhon, and blowing out Prometheus's fire. Oh how Oedipus Wrecks the tedious good until spiritless. But never hopeless Pandora's box is open but Sparta's soldiers will close it and guide you from Tartarus to Olympus and change, you will. Shed your mortal grossness for immortal happiness. No common sense that this recklessness has consequences When you do realize What the Fates's foretold it will be too late.
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Oct 5, 2014
Oct 5, 2014 at 6:48 PM UTC
Midas Touch
How Strange. You long for change, but you are loath to redo. And thus, loathe yourself. And this loads on you, on your coarse course. Preventing the Metamorphose, and forces you into your torturous fortress. A cocoon, that protects against monsoons but not the typhoon raging inside, waking Typhon, and blowing out Prometheus's fire. Oh how Oedipus Wrecks the tedious good until spiritless. But never hopeless Pandora's box is open but Sparta's soldiers will close it and guide you from Tartarus to Olympus and change, you will. Shed your mortal grossness for immortal happiness. No common sense that this recklessness has consequences When you do realize What the Fates's foretold it will be too late.
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Oct 5, 2014
Oct 5, 2014 at 6:48 PM UTC
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