Hello Death
I hate being perfect
Or at least trying to be.
Perfect hurts
Worse than a brown recluse spider bite.
I love making mistakes
And learning from them.
Mistakes help
Better than taking cough medicine when you have a cold.
But of course,
I am not allowed to make mistakes.
Mistakes lead to injury,
Injury leads to death.
Perfection is the key to life.
I must always know when anything is less of it.
I must fix all things that are not perfect,
So I can avoid mistakes.
But you know what,
I am tired of being perfect.
I hate "the key to life."
I want to make mistakes.
And if death comes my way,
Then "Hello, how are you?"
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