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Five Hundred-Forty


This sadness is turned up so loudly it hurts. It hurts my stomach, my chest, my shoulders, my head. I can't stop crying. I should never have been born. I'm sorry cruel world, I am but a crooked soul.
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I am a poet and a sculptor. I write poetry about my experiences and my emotions and everything. My sculptures are usually made of clay and they typically involve tentacles in some way. Because, you know, tentacles. :3

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