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Brand (n.) is the new slang for soul.
Happiness (n.) is fame to an audience of one.
Happiness (n.) is inherited, but laterally.
Happiness (n.) is something perceived from a vantage: a shallow valley or worn hill missed when travelled, but recognized from a proper perspective.
Anger (n.) is the credit card debt of the personality.
Anger (n.) does not at all expect sadness, but sadness is always the first thing it becomes.
Anger (n.) is a well and happiness is a tower; there's always a quicker and easier way to get from the top of a tower to the bottom of a well than the other way around.
Anger (n.) is just selfishness trying not to recognize itself.
Justice (n.) is never black and white, except on cop cars and killer whales.
The Word (n.) is like feathers: each beautiful on its own, but only able to fly when put together properly.
Reading (n.) is like taking a poison and its antidote in the same swallow.
The Child (n.) is a mirror with free will.
The Dog (n.) is an animal whose sprint lasts as long as the man's throw.
Mathematics (n.) is what happens to life when you shed the emergent complications of consciousness.