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first playful... post that dramatic... finally moving into cryptic!
who is to say you didn't!?!
to rebel out of natural tendency
to rebel cause the world is free
to rebel when no reasons suffice
the greatest rebels night and light
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we all rebels by default
we all rebels of default
fancy running into you here! i wish you would write oftener, leenpawS.
A delight to read you.
maybe this shall make sense
when thought of in the context of
why seldom is super
http://www.google.com/buzz/swapneelrane/Wyj8afGUabA/
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