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Imperfect Perfections
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Ongoing, First published Apr 02, 2013
Can you imagine?  Imagine a world where the sun shines its warm, golden rays across the oceans, plains and towers of the world. A world where the moon can cast its cool, silvery glow without darkness invading its path. A world where not one blade of fresh, green grass is out of place. A world where happiness is taken for granted. A world where everyone has a home, food and clothing. A world which is united in every single way.  

I can imagine. This is the world I live in. This is the world I do not belong.  I know there are others like me out there, and I'm going to find them. When I do, this world will no longer be headed to its death. Because if you have heard what happens to all things perfect, you will know that it is not good. These imperfect perfections will lead this world to its doom.
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