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Raised and bound into an indomitable religion, it is sad to be you; narrow-minded, selfless pigeon. So sanctimonious, looking down your nose at me; so prudish, thinking you are better than me. You suspect me of soliciting with Satan, Bel and Legion just because I do not share your vision -yet, still, you yearn to ask me: ''how does it feel to be free?'' well, sever your wings, burn your halo and you tell me.
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Feb 12, 2011
Feb 12, 2011 at 12:04 AM UTC
Freedom
Raised and bound into an indomitable religion, it is sad to be you; narrow-minded, selfless pigeon. So sanctimonious, looking down your nose at me; so prudish, thinking you are better than me. You suspect me of soliciting with Satan, Bel and Legion just because I do not share your vision -yet, still, you yearn to ask me: ''how does it feel to be free?'' well, sever your wings, burn your halo and you tell me.
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South African
Feb 12, 2011
Feb 12, 2011 at 12:04 AM UTC
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