CHAMBER OF MEMORIES
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Last published Fri, Oct 9, 2015
The act of arranging short fictional bursts of emotion to serve the purpose of homes; as a shelter for the lost and lonely.
And to those who call themselves the happy ones,
Nice try, but we know the truth.
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