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Why me?

I don't get it
Out of everything that could ever happen
All that could be good
I get the terrible things
Those I love are ripped from my life
Through death or other means
I lose my home, I'm isolated from my friends
I keep telling myself the only thing I have left to lose
is my life

What life?

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On Wednesday December 5th, 2007, Rhys Ki (128) writes:

I agree whole-heartedly with puppet show... good nonetheless.

On Tuesday October 10th, 2006, An Expired Member (126) writes:

thats so sad things will perk up just wait it out kay?

On Tuesday October 10th, 2006, Aunty Depressant (676) writes:

Don't say that! You're just asking for it when you say it can't get any worse! There is always something more to lose. I think or Orwell's writings of a man going to gallows, and still has dignity.

On Tuesday October 10th, 2006, Instant Insanity (743) writes:

Thats Rockbottom. Just think. It can't get any worse.

On Tuesday October 10th, 2006, A_Puppet_Show (204) writes:

A fragile question. Perfect in the way it is formed. What I mean is that if I am to picture myself having lost all I might ask this in the same way. Living fragility is frowned upon as art, it is becouse many nations build around martyrdom.

On Tuesday October 10th, 2006, A_Puppet_Show (204) writes:

Said in other words, you are alowed to be fragile when you are dead, then the pain you had in life can be elevated to art. Not before, so this question will get prestige when you are dead. DP is the same, and would act the same upon your death.

On Tuesday October 10th, 2006, A_Puppet_Show (204) writes:

It is very pure in form and I like it, but it is deeply wrong compared to how the world in general works, to even ask it. Tiger

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