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elysium_planitia
Ongoing, First published Oct 06, 2018
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Let the world fall away around you. Leave your troubles at the door-behind the door, I would prefer, for worries have a distinctive and persistent odor that I've caught lingering about in past years. Forget everything you know and think instead of what you have yet to learn. Most importantly, forget me. I am but a vessel for knowledge, no concern of yours. Listen to my story. Not to me.
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