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Artist: A Life Once Lost
Canonical path: /a-life-once-lost/almost-perfect-but-i-failed
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Almost Perfect But I Failed
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Almost Perfect But I Failed
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what else do I need to do?
what else can I say?
sorry?
I have trained myself to love you.
but you no longer look at me.
why?
what have I done to you?
I tried so hard to be perfect.
but you still throw me aside.
I wish I was the symbol of passion.
the passion that fills yours eyes.
but I was always second in your heart.
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