As imperfect as anything can get. Flaws stand out like thorns on a cactus. A world of insecurities on your shoulders. Crushing bone to dust and dreams to death. Turn around and walk away from it all. Burning bridges, building new ones,. Come crashing into tomorrows reality. Filling in vain the unending void with toxic waste. Trying so hard to play this harrowing game,. Walking blind, fairness is lost upon the universe.

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The View From West Main Street. A Casual Walk on West Main Street in Jefferson City, Mo. Old West School, built around 1904, is now an apartment building. Just past the water company is the bridge carrying.

Do the will of the one who sends. Have confidence in your leaders. And submit to their authority,. For they keep watch over you. Do this and their work is a joy, not a burden,. For that would be of no benefit to you. The self-willed person will say,. I will serve only some time,. Follow your will at your peril. Your way or the highway. Leaves you on the side of the road.

Welcome to my little corner of the world. The New Deal by Jonathan Case. The art was good, loved reading it in black and white which suited the story very well since it takes place in the 1930s. I received this copy from the publisher through Edelweiss in return for an honest review! August 9, 2015.