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			<title>To kindle the old oak</title>
			<description>To wander and follow a paththat had no particular end, I stumbled on an old friendThat friend in which I lovedthat payed me back in acheThe friend which provided safety;left not a trace of warm embraceSafety, surprises and infinity Is what the dying oak provided meOddly enoug..</description>
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			<title>Inanimate gestures</title>
			<description>Something that sparked a burst of creativity. 
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			<title>Echo Ringing</title>
			<description>Theevening pulls the sun down&amp;nbsp;A new landscape takes its placeBut what is covered may bereplaced&amp;nbsp;Longing and ache eating at meMinutes and hours create thechimeEverlasting note of longing</description>
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			<title>Choices</title>
			<description>Youhave&amp;nbsp;a&amp;nbsp;choice;You can live in the wreckageand pretend it is still the mansion you rememberOr you can crawl from the rubble and slowlyrebuildBecause after disaster strikes, it&amp;rsquo;simportant you move on.Or you can chase the storm - after all it isa choice.</description>
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			<title>Like a blog post I'd say</title>
			<description>I don&amp;rsquo;t think anyone ever knows how tostart something. I mean truly start something; sentence, conversation, song,blog, a book or a movie. All of these things once started can be seen throughto the end, forgotten about midway or discarded forever.&amp;nbsp;Being someone whom enjoys people ..</description>
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