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3.10.2016

Haiku (Love doesn't die)
Long time I missed you but now I understand you were always with me.

at Thursday, March 10, 2016

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CD: The planet Earth; Words and yarn are my tools. Another journalism school grad who never worked in media. No fiction here; all writing copyrighted by CD 2006-2022. My writing may be shared with attribution.

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