Lost in the Soul
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Everyone drowns in the hearts dark depths sometimes. That is good. There is nothing like getting lost to discover something that wasn't there before.
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A small collection of amateur poems I have written. I apologize if they don't feel like poetry, it's not really a set thing and that makes it difficult for me to warp.
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