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Dealer


"Hey boss, I'm back,

From making up for the lack, Of living quarters and the food, That you would sell to any dude. Been down to Brooklyn and The Bronx, Through Queens quiet hard and mean. Been selling gear for the man, Out of pocket, out of hand. There is one thing I must report, I'll leave it to you to choose resort, That I saw this cat in the square, He wasn't drunk, he had no gear, Only once he looked at me, After that I didn't see, Of where he went, and I don't know, Not even reason, what he meant. Can you help me with my query? That cat really rose some fear in me. What if he's a dreaded narc, Come to burn down houses by a spark? Can we go back to survey streets, Or stay here and dine on stolen meats?"   

 

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Dove Grey
Dove Grey

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One step forward, two steps back.
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We can say by metaphysics that our lives are planned and predictable, though seeing the events and situations in our lives in the reality of what they are ontologically there is no interpretation of them that implies greater meaning. From a nihilistic point of view we do not have any lives and there is no meaning. So this is about my views on life.

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