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Then came humans

By Machiavelli | Published: October 21, 2010
Then came human beings. They wanted to cling, but there was nothing to cling to. Some invented something to cling onto, and today we call this culture. Others challenged themselves to stand alone. They lived without God, Culture, or Nation, and they became fully whole, healthy human beings. The clingers cried about loneliness and world [...]
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Poem

By Machiavelli | Published: April 25, 2010
When you are young, and it feels like you are invincible, it’s because you are. From this moment forth, you will never die. YOU are the first stirring of a new world, smuggled across every border, transcending every ideology, evading all control. What was in front of everyone’s face you made visible. What was on the tip of everyone’s [...]
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Hero fiction

By Machiavelli | Published: April 25, 2010
I want to write poems called hero fiction. Ones that make you feel like a hero And you can read them again and again until it isn’t a rush. You are inspiration.
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Amber Rayne

By Machiavelli | Published: April 25, 2010
Amber Rayne You’re the most sexual being on the planet to me Even though I don’t want to have sex with you, now I know how it feels for someone to be too much.
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Don’t Just Vote

By Machiavelli | Published: April 24, 2010
Voting is the least effective strategy for having a say in society. You can vote once or twice a year, but its what you do every day that counts. Don’t abdicate your power to so-called “representatives”—take responsibility for the ways you can change the world yourself.
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