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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Have you ever held a question that you're too afraid to ask, a thought that you know you shouldn't have, a whisper of a name you long forgot, a song that opened old wounds thought forgotten? These are things we have all been through. It's what makes us human, who we are: a wish for a better life, a hope that you will get by, the want for the pain to end. And no matter how much these words may bother you, they have or will come to mind. It's easy to see what's wrong; it's hard to see what's right. We look at our own flaws more than others will. We are our own worst enemy, and we fight ourselves day in and day out. We live in our heads while the world spins by. Do you see yourself as someone or just an actor in a play? No one is perfect, no matter how noble we think we are. We all have faults, we all have pain, we all have scars that none knows about. In these thoughts, we search to better ourselves or drown in our own mind. We all have demons to fight, wish harm on others, and want peace for our enemies. In these words, in my eye, is the human form in its basic form. Even the cleanest of us have a few skeletons in their closets. In your thoughts of how you act, you think you are your own. Share them or hide away, but you can't deny them. Every day we choose what to do with these memories or thoughts, how they affect us, how they drive us or hold us back. My words are my own and, as such, are subject to change, but we are all thinking, feeling creatures, and that much is true. But how you choose to live with everything that makes you who you are, how you think and feel, whether you are afraid of your own mind or can find meaning in who you are, is what makes you a person, is what makes you human. The good and the bad, your guiding virtue or your sins, under all your vanity and pride, behind the dark corner of your mind, is what makes you human, is what makes you a person. And whether you choose to dismiss this or hold this true is not my place to say.
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