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Welcome to the World


So, you think you've finished your journey,

But for you I'm afraid to say,

Although it feels you're done early,

This isn't your final day.

Over the years you've lived and laughed,

You have cried and suffered,

Built your own little support raft,

And grown to be much tougher.

You shall suffer more and more,

More than you have suffered before,

It will break you to your core,

But you will rise higher than ever before.

 

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