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What If?

by Artesia

They say the best way to get out is to go through, if you never had to go against it how would you fight it, if you was never taught it how would you have learned it, if you never read my words you would have never understand my words..
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I really don't write poems I think alot, and some of the things I think alot about I realize I can put it into my own complex poems, and here is one of many I just started to create.

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