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If you are a beautiful strong black woman, someone will put this in your comments.
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If you are a beautiful strong black woman, someone will put this in your comments.
╚════════════════════ ೋღ☃ღೋ ════════════════════════╝
Wade sits, controller in hand,
buttons worn smooth by the weight of his hopes,
yet each press echoes in silence,
a struggle, a battle, a game lost before it begins.
His friends laugh,
their screens alight with victories,
but Wade, poor Wade,
is always the one left behind,
the ghost in the machine,
a specter haunting pixelated realms.
“Just aim here, Wade!”
They shout, their voices a cacophony,
but he is adrift,
lost in the maze of his own mind,
a warrior with no sword,
a knight without a quest.
And so, he respawns,
time and time again,
but each life feels like déjà vu,
a cycle of defeat,
as if the universe conspired
to keep him perpetually dead,
frozen in a loop of his own making.
Yet in that quiet corner,
there's a spark, a flicker,
a desire to break free from the chains,
to bridge the gap,
to find the words that elude him,
to conquer the games that mock his name.