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Time Machine by a- maryllis Saturday, May 19, 2012 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
2009. Daniela Violin, All rights reserved. "illness of pigs refers to the H1N1 outbreak. I shall leave the noxious parts of my past behind I do not want to wear a mask I can't breathe, how will I live? I am not part of the holocaust, I am not in a gas chamber I willn�t catch an illness of pigs I am not wallowing in my own filth of mind I'd rather dance and love and laugh because I can't save myself from the words already written on my foundation there's no time machine here I can only go forward And I shall, happily...�

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