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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required buying my own suicide the devil on my shoulder spoiling me rotten knowing what's best for you april fool's day armageddon the movie about the book that inspired the movement april fool's day armageddon selfishly learning to destroy the devils of our own making and outsmarting our own fate a date with destiny the world couldn't refuse buy my book sucked you in spat you out safely learned to do it again replace the one thing worth replacing new ways to celebrate the reality of our struggles to see this one day and hold onto it as long as we can April fool's armageddon the world but a stage our lives no joke, but live to make our demise an unkillable monster to laugh at lead this way to see if you would drink selfishly killing for uncharted territory in a dream this big all the while waiting for the day to do away with the devil on our shoulder of our own creation illusory dreams short term success duped again for utopian ideals selfless killers found among the slaughtered the joke im not telling is one of the gamble of the april fool armageddon the joke im dreaming of peace the running gag of several sides one by one of different measures dumbfounded by prose or rapture be riddled forever incomplete leaving the world happily deadlocked in a state of cornering me and doing so happily to set them free back to the punchline the joke that has been told will be repeated worked on, redone, retold and enjoyed, perhaps shared with the gods who may curse our the perfection we are about to achieve
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