Patterns Of My Mind

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"Everything's ending, everything's beginning, it's all happening now."

Ira's never been able to find a break, her entire life has been one day to the next, milking very second. When she finally has a chance to slow down, to let go, will she want to take it? Her world becomes a hurricane of movement and change as the question hangs in her mind. As the choice fast approaches, she's forced to become a part of something so much much more, so much bigger than anything she'd pictured. Can she ever find a way out? A bit of rest?All Rights Reserved

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