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PRIME

At the midpoint of my life
I must have seen almost half of that which I would see before retiring
I have tasted the sweetness of days
I pray there are yet more to come
With confidence I can look into your eyes and say
Pleasure is not what you want
Pleasure often is poison
A delusion of accomplishment
Which is the deep desire of each breath we draw
Pleasure is the lie we pursue when we fail to grasp our grand dream
Accomplishment is what we feel when we have reached the sun and not gotten burnt
Pleasure is reaching the sun
When you over indulge you get burnt
Look into your eyes and have that talk with your self

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