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Every Wish Matters


Every wish isn't right or wrong.

It's a matter of what you believe and what matters to you.

If you wish for raining pineapples,

I can't promise you that will happen,

but maybe something will come close to it someday.

You never know...

but all wishes are the right ones.

You just need to wait a lil' longer for the big ones to come true.

Wishes are like stars;

you don't see all the stars every night,

but eventually they show up,

and its beautiful.

Your wish may not be an arms length away,

but the moment it comes in reach,

grab it

and it'll be worth it.

It'll be worth it,

just like a beautiful star.

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