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From pains inside (Other) by Prince of Void
I had enough … From pains inside to Emptiness on the other side I have lost someone again I have to imagine nothing matters again I have to think that I am not alone I should ignore that life has committed a crime again I have to face this void what the others die for I should know if I could do this or not I have to understand may I lose all chances That’s not good enough

Up the ladder: Life Addict
Down the ladder: Warlocks (I)

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Arithmetic Mean: 3.5
Weighted score: 4.928861
Overall Rank: 9290
Posted: December 10, 2006 10:27 AM PST; Last modified: December 10, 2006 10:27 AM PST
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[n/a] Ranger @ 62.252.32.15 | 10-Dec-06/10:40 AM | Reply
I don't know what to say
[n/a] Prince of Void @ 213.207.253.93 > Ranger | 12-Dec-06/8:26 AM | Reply
that's side of my void..............
[7] Dovina @ 208.127.72.90 | 10-Dec-06/5:06 PM | Reply
Well, I will say that you do not comment enough. If you want to keep posting these true-to-your-name "void" poems, then go ahead. But when you post without commenting on the other poems, I have to think you are selfish, that you want only to receive, with no inclination to reciprocate. That is truly void.
[n/a] Prince of Void @ 213.207.253.93 > Dovina | 12-Dec-06/8:32 AM | Reply
I'd like to reciprocate ...whenever I try to comment I'm too exhausted due to working lots ..I have lots of poems i havent posted to this site ...but i will try to comment enough for being free from my selfishness ......
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