Michal I was dangled as a snare for David. But I did not care: my whole heart raced. His voice was wind over water over
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Even though I’m only ten years old I don’t have much time remaining to me in the sense that I could die at just
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To a younger woman When you think of your life: the work, the debt, and ponder at the worth of waking still, then sleep
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Formal Wear Formal wear Elegance and refinement Grandiose opulence Wear and tear Accompanying aging And dressed up On the final day Looking beautifully Into
Grand Little Things 