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For You

All that one might see in this strange world, with all it’s grim trivialities, and our ruffian leaders and our expensive college degrees that promise nothing, is depression. I won’t say that you turned my life into a happy Beatles’ song, But you have certainly been a companion To enjoy the goods things in life, Like proper violin music and teas with multiple vowels. And when I do feel overcome with the trivial stress of our trivial lives, I know that, not only do you feel my pain, truly, but that you will do anything in your power to lift my body up, knowing and trusting, rightly, that I would do the same for you
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May 13, 2012
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