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Fulfillment


“A girl stood on the hill,

With the hole filled in her chest.

Someone saw her abnormality,

And loved her nonetheless.

He took away all her pain,

He treated her the best.

The girl’s wish was fulfilled,

Now she could finally rest.”

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