The Overthinker

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So many thoughts clouded his head,

As he wondered if the night would ever end.

Hoping for answers from a God that never replies,

He seeks the answers elsewhere from a demon that always cries.

Folklores and juices,

Buisness and secrets,

Tunes and whispers.

Becoming a swarm of angry bees in his poor little head,

The man could take no more,

So he said his goodbyes and disappeared by dawn.

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