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Here is a poem that started with the question: How do you save the world at 5:25 am?
Here is a poem about the end of the world, humanity's massive ego, our inability to save that which we love when it's too late and about the redemptive relevance of our souls.
Here are five hundred and twenty five lines on a hopeful Noah's flood.
Here is a poem about a man in the woods, waiting on the world to conclude its act.
Make it your own.
In case you’re wondering, the walls of the room I grew up in were painted a peach color. I found myself there. I found hope, made up my values, envisioned my future, elaborated on my present and cried about the past in there. When I lose sight of who I am, which happens often, I go back there. I make myself again.
Before the arrival, here're some thoughts on hedonistic nihilism.
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