Big is something that isn't small
Tall is something that isn't short
Fat is something that isn't thin
Red is something that isn't blue
Stupid is something that isn't fun
Wrong is something that isn’t right
Transparent is something that isn't visible
Warm is something that isn't cold
Hate is something that isn’t acceptance
Hard is something that isn't soft
Closed is something that isn’t open
Angry is something that isn't happy
Real is something that isn't fake
Someone is something that isn't no one
You are something that isn't me
But what is something?
Something is something that isn't nothing
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Rebecca Van Riel
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