Survivor
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Complete Thu, Oct 10, 2013<5 mins
a short poem about a young child who watched his environment die due to a lethal disease, and he somehow managed to survive, completely immune. now he travels far and wide trying to stay alive, while remembering everything he missed about having people there by him. he suffers, himself, from asthma, and an active imagination, which soon becomes a true reality and affect him in the physical plane.
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