Majestic Symbolic Event

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I’d love to explain some majestic symbolic event that changed my life or has given me ample insight to colossal proficiencies. But in reality I believe beyond any reasonable dought, that there are no explanations, lessons to be handed down from generation to generation, or purpose to this macrocosm, we call a world.

I have lived a life of unfortunate events with the seed being sown just before my first birthday. Continuing to grow gripping thorned vines, to pull me towards pain and suffering, both physical and emotional. Before my own roots could grasp solid earth the very crust began spinning at light speed beneath them. Whether its foul stench sought my passages, reaching the curiosity nerve. Or the unattended boyhood adventures placed me

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