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My FEELING, My train of THOUGHT (Part 1)

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My FEELING, My train of THOUGHT

Inspired by thoughts, I am created this my short text, which is engraved in my mind!  Certainly, things like this in  future time will be a lot more! These short texts best describe our feelings, so read carefully and with ....

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The direction of the eye
So wrong
Avoiding the soul
So missing
I'm not asking
Our existence
Just asking
Why am I in a war with my hands?
Why am I in a war with my feet?
Why am I in the war with me?
And after all, I'm still going
I'm not showing
I do not share
I do not need it
What you have to give, GIVE!

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  1. Goga:)November 28, 2017 at 6:11 AM

    You are you and as long as you accept yourself you will be free. And don`t forget to smile :)

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