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Blaspheme

Clarence Giles

Jan 1, 1966 — 1 min read

What madness, that the Force should summon me at a time like this…

To command the alleged spirit of my sole domain; body; to drift aimlessly through space. Upon a journey, that is to have no end or beginning.

I display my contempt for the Force openly; for life is strife and to survive it too long is the true “hell.”

But to leave when you are not ready is an indecency to all humanity too great to conceive.

When you comprehend this fate that befalls all mankind, you shall ascend the powers of the alleged Force.

C.R.G. - 1966

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