What's Hard To Say
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Ongoing7m
Last published Tue, Mar 31, 2015
A book of short rants, late-night thoughts, haunting memories, and inspirational advice.
For when I cannot speak it, I write it.
For those who are like me; they think so very much, but cannot ever bring themselves to speak their thoughts.
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