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Im(ex)plosion!

And when she told me, eyes flashing, "the one most important value is to love yourself" I asked her in one breath*but how do you love the   self    the            self      that the self that is in transition, evolving, im(ex)ploding colouring over tradition? How shall I love what I do not even know?* And when my Morrie, starting to quiver turned from solid to liquid she said in one breath*you gather up those f-u-c-k-i-n-g pieces and you love them you love them s-o h-a-r-d anyway* And that's when it dawned that I'd be okay. In a Sherlockian air, her slender fingers touched tips like a steeple over the one safe altar she knew, herself. And so, as I began to build, I knelt at the steps.
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