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madness persues only thoses who can escape, but the trails of an ordianry man, may fade away away in time but, only by his own hand, and if then the world could be, what all men wish to see, will he have done his part through hunger and emptiness of heart, and all who no this feeling crave it like figs to a dove, they name it love
London is a great place to loose yourself you can disappear and it is so impressive when you finally manage to find your way well its good
Always file paper work in safe places and the bible doesnt count. working wth no heating will mean you will be cold and keep smiling that way the world will always wonder and one more thing life is like a seesaw always more fun with some one else x

poem, revised edition

And if they all took time to look then maybe they would see step, back, relax, it's fine, really I'm still me Just reach out to let me know you will stick and stay around for time is slipping past my friend and my feet have lost there ground Well if tomorrow I say goodbye please just take no attention I'm only just freaking out about this new sensation Maybe time will halt for us maybe time will stop for old friends then we will never have to move on and this will never have to end

Home?

I know it seems really hard to admit but sometimes you just want to scream and run away. Run away from everything, the people and the places and go home. But what happens if you have nowhere to call home. So you have a roof over your head and you’re not living on a street, but a home? The dictionary isn’t even brief about what a home is it goes on for quite a while. As a noun it is: • A place where one lives; a residence. • The physical structure within which one lives, such as a house or apartment. • A dwelling place together with the family or social unit that occupies it; a household. • An environment offering security and happiness. • A valued place regarded as a refuge or place of origin. • The place, such as a country or town, where one was born or has lived for a long period. In the thesaurus: noun 1. A building or shelter where one lives: abode, domicile, dwelling, habitation, house, lodging (often used in plural), place, residence. Chiefly British dig (used in plural). See pro...