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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required My first test, easy like taking toys from a spoilt brat, now I know I can take what I want without issue. Now time to up the anti, push hard or go home crying I scour my audience reading each one like an open book, searching for my chosen one. I pick them out, start by studying their movements and learning their ways until I am their secret shadow. Now the grand finale I set the stage for the final performance My nerves are like steel not even a slight difference to normal, curtain up soon. I know where to be, so I wait patiently staring into darkness with me even darker thoughts. Drifting into my own world, the countless scenarios and the many many ways in which I could perform this service. Each time I feel a sense of joy that I have really achieved something good although I require no thanks. My adoring fans always take pleasure in seeing my work, though sometimes I feel I should leave a trail of breadcrumbs to help. My scene partner is just arriving to unknowingly start us off, let's hope they don't disappoint us. As for you my friend I have enjoyed our conversations truly. Alas I must depart and this means our session is over. Please don't be sad what I'm doing for you is transcendent almost a release if you will, The role you were chosen for and it's time to set the scene.
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