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Final goodbyes


Now as I say goodbye, I beg you, don’t live in the dark. Look up to the blue sky, not at the ground. Listen to the sweet song of the lark. And feel all my love shining on you. Find me in all the things you do, for I will be there. If you forget who you are, come back to the mirror and remember where you are from. Walk in my shoes and acknowledge my past, but walk forward and cherish your life. For in doing so, you will also be cherishing mine.
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