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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Performed a ritual to hide my spirit, Fractions in different places inside a person I could hear it, The ritual was easy put my heart into what it is, Focus my ambitions like watching sports being played by kids, I could see the heart that I was, Unattractive now I performed surgery on my astral plus, See I was an orb, Lost it all but heart I could afford, Pain inside from all I didn't understand, Heart was something listening to that command, With it gone I could gain a soul, Then I started seeing the pains that happened astral, It was like little people with little problems, Picking at me for being an alpha male, Solve them, Relating to people I put up with and nothing more, So in solitude I found a way to be lore, I kept practicing until my imagination could banish, All the sudden I could ward with my hands, Focusing my imagination into my body, I unlocked another portion slowly rotting, My body needed my heart and ambitions, Now after the soul I finally got it making decision, At first it was simple like a child, Eating weird stuff like mud for awhile, Then it started pinpointing locations, I started seeing life as a human incantation, Being heart was something to be last, In a rat race society for some reason it's first, Save your a*s?
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