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Identity & Self

Where did your name come from? — Journal Entries 2023

By Poe
January 1, 2023 1 Min Read
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The answer:
He is starting to create a name that can live in history,
for the world to see as a limelight on the inner thoughts of our
conversations—pure self-hate, selfish thoughts—and to prove to
ourselves that we are more than just our names.
Yet it starts with knowing the seed that created the roots of the legacy
you’re supposed to carry on, with or without being seen by the people,
places, and things.
Carrying yourself with dignity
doesn’t mean becoming a follower.
Become the creator, to show your following you can always be the
leader—
to become a cause, for the good.
Expect the evil.
Always leave your remorse up to the universe.
He is creating a name that can live on in history.
His name: Poetic Vincent.
The writer who speaks through triggers.

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