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"Take a bite out of evil I dare you and not be swallowed in the intercourse of absolving yourself from it. For evil, it never has to swallow you whole, it just needs a nibble. That's right a nibble, as your thoughts are meant to be just bites it is your actions that it will go for as the main course. As it takes you apart, eating you slowly and making you feel useless you will give into your actions and make you a part of something that you never expected to be a part of. Ah the eating course of humanity, from appetizers to desserts the world has no limitations to how much we can take for our stomach. As it is with evil it is of its nature as well for it produces, we consume. We take a bite, it provides. We let it to die it will spring forth a new meaning. So take a bite out of your goodness as hard as you could but do not swallow just take it in. Bet it's hard because no good deed goes unpunished when evil already has made its way in from the last meal you ever took a bite from."
434 pages
English edition · First published 2013 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · ISBN 9781494748876
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