I would cry for you
Only for the fact that you
Never look at me.
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Brilliant and simple.
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Live hard, rock on, dream profoundly and never die!
Buttspanking for goodness!!
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I want to change the world, instead I sleep.
- S.H.
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'I just had to kill a lot of people!'
- Patrick Bateman
- S.H.
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'I just had to kill a lot of people!'
- Patrick Bateman
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I want to change the world, instead I sleep.
- S.H.
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'I just had to kill a lot of people!'
- Patrick Bateman
As does my literary interpretation. =.=
I just rifled through your submitted deviations and I'm like, "Wha-?" I'm being honest.
Some tips to analysing a poem and getting into the poet's mind??
...read a fair amount of their stuff, I can safely say that. Never just read one poem; for example if you read the word 'curlew' from Yeats without realising that he uses it all throughout his other poetry then you would gain far less from it. It just gives you a better understanding.
I think I just told you to read all my stuff, lol arrogance.
- S.H.
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'I just had to kill a lot of people!'
- Patrick Bateman
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