favorite words
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Last published Mon, Apr 6, 2015
Each year a new piece of life.
To you, their just words.
To me, their an escape from society.
A drowning sense of reality.
Forced to be relevant + entertained.
A line of poetry = a beautiful epiphany.
A line of poetry = unleashing truth.
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