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Anger & Rage

Memory Maker — Journal Entries 2023

By Poe
January 1, 2023 1 Min Read
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When all you wanted to do
was enjoy a new memory maker
that brings to the surface a new feeling you never thought you could
feel.
The days within always carry some type of emotional baggage from
his people, places, and things.
He responds to rage, in a hostile tone toward him, and them.
All he’s trying to do is enjoy a new memory with his memory maker.
Then again,
them—
they’re just trying to ruin the small percentage of happiness that he
and others beg to see.

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