Silent Outcry
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I have quite the poetic side that I don't normally show... I just thought you should know. It ought to help you get a better look at my forming personality in which I've decided to recover. No longer will I put up a facade, hiding in the shadow of The Red Meadow, the place of eternal lost souls....
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