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Before Dreams
I don't think I ever got to be a kid.
Quite possibly,
I was merely a whirlpool of thoughts
Before I was
Compacted into
The physicality
That is my body
That my life only started when I knew
What is meant to be
Dead.
That I could learn to live with such
A sadistic point of veiw
Because I had the truth,
Which was glorious
As well as it was
Facade.
That there was no point in hiding
The fact
That it is becoming
Easier and easier
To hate the world
To be done with everyone
And everything
Because hate surges
In every vein
And is stronger than
The anesthetic of
Clarity.
That the world isn't any perception of
Good
Yet we keep pretending that is is indeed
Good
As we lie in bed
Knowing that it is indeed
Not
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