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The birds are laughing at me again… It must be nature’s way of informing me that I wasn’t formed fit for survival That though I break the cycle My genes are not vital And won’t recycle into another version of myself with a different title So I remain idle, Hiding behind the guile of my fauxest smile Hoping this survival will do for a while

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