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Created on: May 30, 2008
The calm feeling within,
the confusion on the outside,
is with no end at all.
A child is born,
now somebody dies,
the cycle is now complete.
The peace that glows in a yellow light,
the pain that screams in terror,
the joy that whispers hope,
the anger of the black light,
the plain fact of life is here.
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