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Inside The Mind


Inside The Mind

Your inner thoughts, your biggest dreams,

Your quiet talks, your loudest screams.

Your brain holds up your entire frame,

it remembers every face and name.

Your vivid dreams all through the night,

the pain you feel after a fight.

Your brain does a lot of crazy things,

It makes a dog bark, a songbird sing.

Intriqued to know what is inside,

all living nature, and what it hides.

 
 
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sarayamilne
<p>I have always wanted to be a psychologist since the fifth grade. I have always had a passion for the mind, how things work, and why we do the things we do.</p>

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