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| Gods Thats an eyesore
| That's not a poem that's a security key
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| "Once upon a time there was a girl who only looked back
So afraid of the future - she only saw the past.
The things that were are like chains on her legs
And she would only think back to previous days
When she would walk around the town
Her eyes would flutter towards the ground
And with a twitch of her thin lips
Her neck craned back to see
All the things
She'd left behind"
| "Shattered memories.
Broken love and dreams.
A scene replaying on and on and on and on and on in her head
Decisions - what could have changed?
The ending - who is to blame?
Truly living in shame
A lady who lives in reverse." -CN
| Wonder if this has anything to do about that one art exhibit, lots of the paintings depict the same scene, when i assume she was murdered jusging by her latest work. Living in reverse doesn't sound healthy though.
Kind of want to get into art myself actually...
-Dahk
| What a lovely poem
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| Ah, CN. Once again I see you. Did you like my poem?
| >>246605
The prose could use some work in my opinion, and the subject matter is much to obvious. -CN
| Ah, you seem so well versed in poems, I see. Along with riddles, too. I'm a bit curious, however, why the subject matter seems so obvious to you.
| >>246620
The thing about knowing a lot of people is that your learn how unique they each are. Although given how you beat around the bush, that helps narrow things down. -CN
| To know me so well from just two encounters? I'm a little impressed. Of course, writing a poem about one's self and posting it online is a bit easier when anonymous. However, I would like to have a fresh start. Would you like to play another game?
| True, as there are only two outcomes present within this question. A simple yes or no will suffice. However, you could expand upon it, if you would like. How about a "no thank you" or perhaps a "maybe next time?" if you desire more variety. Or a "of course", or "definitely" could also work to. I remind you again, however, that no matter how you respond, you'll come to the same two conclusions. Isn't that funny?
| >>246647
I'm amazed with how little you can say in so many words. I feel like I'm reading a middle school paper. -CN
| I was simply trying to quell your lack of faith in the matter of my question having not many choices. After all, people like a lot of variety, correct? I gave you multiple examples, yet you have not answered with anything I gave you. Are you trying to respond with someone only you could reply with? Curious.
| Thank you for answering. I have much to do but I will respond soon with a little puzzle made just for you.
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