Barren
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These are a collection of pieces I have written throughout an unusual time in my life. These are personal thoughts that I someday hope to collect into a story. Until then, I have these saved so I can review them at a moments notice.
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I often have many thoughts on my mind, so, here are most of them trickled down into perceivable words. And maybe you can find yourself in them too.
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