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Created on: May 01, 2010 Last Updated: May 02, 2010
I feel my past behind me, clawing at my spine
but when I turn to face my foe, I see a narrow line
I do not see the wrongs I've done, or the many I have pained
I do not see the silk of lives, I chose then to have stained
I turn again to forge ahead, pretending all is well
though I know within my heart, I created my own hell
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