Since the young age of four I mourned my mother, and defamed my father’s Corinthian image of deism. I never let anyone know the contents of my character out of fears of being judged. They told my people to return to our sharecropping roots of southwestern piety, though I held no such belief in my people then, I can surely say I do now. We are in no exodus, we are entrapped in sawdust homes that we ourselves decided were enough. We claimed victory over those who wanted us gone, though in reality we had set ourselves ablaze in the dust bowl lands of here. Now I do believe that I am endowed by my creator with certain unalienable rights, but do these rights constitute merit or prejudice? Both I do renounce in my belief in this western world.

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Georgia’s Stalin has fallen.
Swinging alone on the wings of a song, while I lie insecure, self righteous and sure
Your age will most probably carry away the letters enveloped in carrion. Vague unpleasantries of the war
You can’t take a man away from his children
Organized crime
God given duty
Doth the working man suffer
well she’s not afraid to die, the people all call her Alaska
the factories are hiring
Widows walk
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