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Bareknuckle


A fist meets my face the clashing of bones makes a terrible sound, blood splatters all over the arena,  The crowd howls in delight, My body aches ripped and torn apart I felt. 

 

Feeling heavy I push myself forward no limits, no regretting. Anything is possible as the bell rings woke up in my bed with a smile on my face ready for what is to come.

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