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Do I truly have what it takes to take the world as my own?
Do I sit on pile of rubbish, or do I sit on a throne?
The ambition of my potential, ever deep yet vast.
But the more I push myself, the less time that I will last.
How limited am I by more than my own self.
Should I always pursue power whether is sickness or in health?
To pour my bloody tears into a cause held so dear.
Only to fail as I lay motionless while death draws near.
The pressure is building, the burden is immense.
My dreams all float away, my reason for life is dead.
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