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			<title>WHAT IS MOON MADE UP OF?</title>
			<description>the moon had always known my namebefore you ever spoke it aloudit waited for me over my balconywhile I was learning the shape of loving youMaybe the moon, is made up of unsent messagesThe ones I typed beneath that moonlightand erased when your replies came lateor softer than my longing deserved!tell..</description>
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			<title>I WANT  HATE YOU MOM, BUT I CAN'T</title>
			<description>I want to hate you, mom.I really do,Because every breathe I takefeels like another mistake to you.If I spill a drop,speak a word, orexist too loud..I am named as the fault, that never should have been allowed.No mistake was allowed to stay small,each one grew heavy and towered tall..It concluded, th..</description>
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			<title>SHE DIED THAT DAY</title>
			<description>SHE&quot;&amp;nbsp;&amp;#9988;&amp;#2013265922;&quot;&amp;#2013266056;&amp;#2013265922;&quot;&amp;#2013266056;&amp;#2013265922;&quot;&amp;#2013266056;&amp;#2013265922;&quot;&amp;#2013266056;&amp;#2013265922;&quot;&amp;#2013266056;&amp;#2013265922;&quot;&amp;#2013266056;&amp;#2013265922;&quot;&amp;#2013266056;&amp;#2013265922;&quot;&amp;#2013266056;&amp;#2013265922;&quot;&amp;#2013266056;&amp;#2013265922;&quot;&amp;#2013266056;&amp;#2013265922;..</description>
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			<title>how midnight silence become my loudest muse?</title>
			<description>a love letter to the hours when the world finally whispers back.It used to happen after 1 a.m., sometimes closer to 2.The streets outside were empty, the world finally quiet. I&amp;rsquo;d sit by the window with a notebook and a cup of half-cold tea, waiting for words that never came during the day.Back..</description>
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