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ninjababy

Published: Nov 3, 2011

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Expectation crumbled into darkness, found light.

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3wyl

Feb 7, 2012

This is awesome!

I like how you've got some negative diction there with the 'crumbled' and the 'darkness', but then you've got the last bit and that just makes everything else better overall.

The way you have phrased things is awesome and... yeah, I like the title and how that is quite uplifting as well overall.

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