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    Moonlight: The Best to Rite By
    Moonlight: The Best to Rite By
    Moonlight: The Best to Rite By
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    Moonlight: The Best to Rite By

    By Mister Construed X

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    Sitting silently in a world of noise, I think
    Thoughts that tear at one’s mind when thought, though they are there, sometimes I try not to notice
    Sometimes all I do is think thoughts that are cryptic, or romantic, or in between; what’s the difference?
    They’re all thoughts I think
    They engulf me, sometimes surrounding and suffocating, squeezing the air from me
    Thoughts, I think, are terrible things when they are encircling my mind, just thinking
    A thought is nothing without expression and not knowing how to express them is a terrible thought
    Thoughts without expression are me thinking

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMister Construed X
    Release dateJun 23, 2018
    ISBN9780463824382
    Moonlight: The Best to Rite By
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    Mister Construed X

    Mister Construed X; I’m a man of simple beginnings and a vivid imagination. Corrupted at a young age and polluted at some point in between; you’ll most likely find me buying a gumball at the mall with money that I stole from a fountain; blowing bubbles just for the hell of it, popping other people’s wishes in pink stickiness.Say hello at; misterconstruedX@hotmail.com

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