After like living in the Bay Area four years the illusion that this place has it all is over with!


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I have found that people would rather misunderstand in their own way than get a taste of another persons vulnerable truths.


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Plans!

Another ring around Saturn would be nice

Time to take to a new space

Not in the form of nothing

But further into a

Beyond..

So don't judge me wrong

As if judging is everything

So being right yea

To conduct the opera

And set the stage

Is incomplete.




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Watch yourself!


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Dove fly in the night

Winged hope in flight!










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Some people want puppets!

To mess with their minds!

To break the rules of human kind!
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Is covert racism based on a tribal code of making "Others" feel unwelcome' or not!


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It just gets simple which tends to be happier!

Plus I become Godzilla sometimes!
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Going down deep...

I am sorry for flying too high like Icuras

Yet I have survived nevertheless

And shrinking down small

I feel like I find myself

That mystery in me

Which is me.
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Maybe the personal universe is small in me now?


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Women crazed about Trump? Some women apparently are!

Eh!
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