| In them we’ll find the answers for which our longing grows with every passing
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| hour.
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| Until then we must continue to observe.
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| We haven’t come so far to tear ourselves apart at seams that we have stitched
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| in otherwise perfect existences.
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| The difference between us and animals is that we are cognitive enough to choose
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| to chew through instead of just doing or otherwise dying.
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| Survival is no longer a priority in the eyes of how it was originally defined.
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| Now, it is a mockery of its former self.
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| An apparition in the mirror’s image: still there but only semi-whole and
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| floating along,
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| drifting in and out of conscious thought.
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| How the mighty have fallen down.
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| Tempting the hand of fate over and over has only ever seemed to make us grow,
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| all while holding on to the lessons learned.
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| Thrown into colder exposures we have always warmed our souls.
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| Like the match girl in the alcove, sheltered from the snow, we all want to be
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| warm before we go.
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| One by one, the matches fall with dwindling visions of a brighter future,
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| but the glow is finally found when the whole box burns.
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| As good may not exist without its counterpart of evil, such,
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| I feel, is unity without the notion of division.
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| Divided and crawling away from human nature, we find ourselves trapped in the
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| modern age with a growing phobia of culture in these United States.
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| How the mighty have fallen down.
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| Wrench yourself from your sweat-drenched stance of envy and greed.
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| Stretch your hands in any direction you please, but just don’t sit there
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| stagnating.
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| Hope is the filthiest four letter word to the old and dying prisoner of war,
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| so use the tools at your disposal to capture and to hold what is most real in
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| your soul and never let it go. |