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Created on: September 23, 2009
No man, nor woman can be an island
Yet the tide swirls around me
As if I am that island
Punishment has come
For what?
I know not
I know in my heart
That's been washed up on the sand
That I have come to be
No less than an outcast
Sent out to sea
The lifestyle I lead
Does not fit the mass of humanity
So with blasphemy's words
I become an outcast of society
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