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Never


I never drank death nor eaten wine. I never fed my hunger nor shined. I've never spoken the words of wishing nor dreamt the impossible. I never invented a thing nor convinced myself with lies. I've never gone through a day where water is not dry. I've never seen faces of a crowd all smiling with joy all at the same time nor swam in the depths of my loves eyes. I never held normal broken pieces nor read a child's play. I never took a mental picture of color nor got tired while staring at a blank page Now I live the days of daring on a drive.
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"No one can change another. but one can be the reason for another to change"

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