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Too much to say, I forgot where to start,
I know I need to wash clothes soon, but why? dirty dishes need tending to, but I have stains which need mending too. Grow up, be a big boy and wear the pants your fathers wore, hurry up and get a job son or you'll surely end up poor; If I'd just had the chance to get some perspective before I'd begun. Sit down with the unmoved mover, ask him why we must maintain, a state of perfection before he'll maneuver in the realm of our senses again. Just a word, a glimpse, a sign would surely be enough, but when the only voice is mine, my bias makes it tough to hold an impartial view of what life is meant to be for me, and whether or not the same applies to you. They say he walked the earth for thirty three some odd years, and they're awfully zealous that after birth and death, came resurrection, a cure for mortal fears. I've examined what they call evidence and there's some compelling reasoning, but it's tough to tell the difference between inherent logic, and wishful thinking. The latter clouded my judgment so it seemed to all make sense, I longed for a little contentment so I put up a weak defense. For now I'm fine with not knowing what it is that makes up reality, where we came from, where we're going, and whether we'll ever know what it was meant to mean.
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