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Imagine


Imagine life without site and accessories we couldn't touch, legs but couldn't rush, brave but not tough, a dream that will never come true, a sky that's no longer blue with a side but no truth, I saw myself but not you, a race that never ends and discrimination appeared again, a mirror with no reflection and a caused mistake with no learned lesson, just imagine all these things happening, It's like a wedding where the husband lost the ring, disappointments happens everywhere, the land of the unheard and justice wasn't always served, a high school drop out that's realises he hasn't learned and regrets he was a nerd. I've image things like this constantly, the unbelievable is what most of us believe, but what's a future without an imagination and a dream?    

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