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Trapped


Trapped in a social norm, my mind is a blank slate. Lost in a bare landscape, I begin to wonder. Alone, I knew that I lost her. My mind wrapped around the idea, that might be her fate. Suddenly, I came across something like no other. Hidden with emotion, I dare not to show. A weird feeling began to overtake, and overflow. Life appeared differently, everything I saw was suddenly in color. Confused and still not sure. I had the realization of one valuable thing. The world around me made a chime; my mind beginning to sing. First lost in humanity, this was it; I had found her.
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Grant-Grey Porter Hawk Guda
<p>Powerful expression!&nbsp;</p>

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