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my life choice

January 2, 2010
By Bleeder GOLD, Peoria, Arizona
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torn apart by my choices

should i turn back and become
my oldself

or follow the beast with me to learn about my newself

is it worth loseing old friends for new ones

so confuse and lost

will the beast help or destory
my friendship and mineself

i just hope that i am following the right path my goddess want me on

© Jenn T., Dover, NH

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Undead21 GOLD said...
on Feb. 8 2010 at 3:46 pm
Undead21 GOLD, New Britain, Connecticut
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Thnx for the comment. I love this poem. And I truely understand this poem.