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Maybe Tomorrow I sat down to write you this letter because I have something to say. The page is white and empty. my pen is out of ink. Finally Done He wore his heart on his soles. The tattered brown leather, worn through on the sides tells the story of his life. They sit now, on the corner of the red brick fireplace finally warm, and getting their chance to rest. What I learned
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