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Hiatus of Life
By Tim Santoro
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Hiatus of Life is a collection of verses that go from examining the current state of society, to personal struggle, to just utter nonsense thay rhymes in a unique way.
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Hiatus of Life - Tim Santoro
Welcome to my mind state
Hoping that every rhyme is great
Full plate though sometimes I don’t know what to make
In this production there will be talk of life’s disruption, political corruption, in depth deduction and my mind’s own assumption
Hopefully you’ll enjoy your stay as you read this alphabet slay during part of your day
Unorthodox that’s a given
Then again, my favorite poet is Earl Simmons
A new road this is just the beginning
Top of the first inning
So, take some time to see how these words intertwine and possibly challenge your mind
Yet not every line is outrightly defined
Now listen close because this you must know...
IT’S TIME FOR THE SHOW
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