Enter The Boy Sherlock

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I walk through these wretched streets again, a tragedy in every turn, and a mystery in every step. I let my long fingers run through my hair, a windswept mess.

I hear the voices again, they never stop. I'd say I'm used to them but ... I'm not. I can't be. Always thinking, always calculating, always...

I sigh and fix my coat; as clean as I can get it, but worn as time wills. 

I have lost too much now. I, myself, might just get lost, but does that really frighten me or enlighten me?

I turn a corner, the murder flees. 

How tragic to give such intellegent creatures such a horrible name. 

I continue on through the narrow streets.

Maybe I want to be lost. 

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