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“Beneath the weight of shadows, my heart bears, In the silence of night, burdened with despair. Feelings entangled in a ceaseless strife, Mind racing, lost in the labyrinth of life. Right and wrong engage in an endless fight, In the dim light, where truth hides from sight. Life's essence, a phantom in the mist, Restless soul wonders, does existence persist? The night, a canvas for my silent debate, Am I truly living, or is it just fate? In the echoes of darkness, I seek the clue, Beneath the shadows, is existence true?”

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