The Sun & Willow
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Complete, First published Dec 07, 2015
A fable about we are limited by our own perceptions. Sometimes, we feel that we are lacking, because we are unable to see how we are a part of a bigger picture. It sometimes takes an outside influence to help us recognize that our faults, are not faults at all. Rather they are there in the same ways that no two puzzle pieces are the same, however, they all interlock together to reveal a masterpiece.
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