I know this determination was
getting to me,my goal too see
where Run Rot would end up was
like seeing a beautiful woman
walk before you,but only for a
second,but her image sticks in
her head and you need too find
out her name,my family said stay
away from us you'd changed .Stay
away my friends said your crazy.
Perhaps both were right . But I'd
dug and dug, continue moving the
dirt around me .This has to give
sooner or later, doesn't it. What
if like in the jungle vines seem
to go on and on ,what if Run Rot
just went on and on.My life never
going anywhere,no pun intended,it
seemed to be in a rot .Thankfully
it did end,but where it ended no
one would believe me so I had too
write it down, So be prepared for
what you are about to read . It is
said seeing is believing and that
is exactly what happened too me .
to be continued.
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