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the world is so big.

i feel dwarfed and afraid, almost, when i contemplate my existance.
what it means to the world, what ripples my actions will make on a bigger scale
they'd be infitesimaly small, if anything at all
and i almost contemplate the thought "what's the point?"
but the point is not whats the big picture, it's the small picture.
my picture.

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