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Apr 4th, 2001
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I can't see anything blind lost without my epiphany there is no road but the one that leads away from here Drifting under water surrounded by silence I am calm My voice is quiet I do not wish to shout any longer I do not wish to be heard Shhh! Silence It's going to be ok I don't know what happens tomorrow I can't imagine how I'll survive it But I hold no fear. I just know I'll be away from here Maybe I'll lose everything I no longer care I just fall away can't even think about another day I will live. you will see.

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Reviews of "Apr 4th, 2001"

Reviewed by sophie merrick (Reader)

Reviewed on November 24, 2002

a powerful piece, determination and strength shines through.

Reviewed by Janet Caldwell

Reviewed on February 17, 2002

The placement of the words has an eerie feel that make the words even stronger/more forceful. Janet xoxoxoxoxo

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