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I have heard it is easier to forget

I have heard it is easier to forget that one day we will all die A solemn fading of the wind past the horizon to where the evergreens no longer grow and the ground is gray with dust I have heard it is easier to forget that one day the person I know as myself will cease to be I have heard it is easier to forget about death And live as if I shall always be But I do not yet know how to forget The only thing I am certain of
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May 28, 2013
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