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The Passions of the Naive


Opening my mouth. Choking. Stumbling. Mumbling. Will these words never express themselves? Maybe if they bleed across the parchment, Maybe if they arch, twist, and contort, Maybe if someone takes the time to see the words I've carved with my heart, These words will last forever and the world will be torn apart.
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