Phoenix
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Some people might say I'm just you're average guy, but I'd say otherwise. Those people may not notice the unnaturally flame-like colour in my hair, nor the way my eyes dance like embers when I'm angry.
This part of me is entirely unique, and nobody I know have the same 'qualities', or anything close. I hope I'm not alone in thinking that I don't belong, although it certainly seems that way.
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