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Kindred spirits.

Can we really put our hands up and say who's there?
Can we really capture all of life's little moments with those few and truly remember?
Can we stand up for those who stand next to us?
Simple questions but so few have the answers.

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You once said we need each other, in many respects we do but when does it become more then what we need and less of what were accustom too.
I've noticed in my hour of need who's there, regardless of the simple steps taken to deliver such an example, but it's truly opened my eyes to the people around and the cracks I must repair, the distance that stands between us shouldn't be a reminder of the differences we have.

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To those few, it said to get out of those cubic walls, see life at a different angle and soak up all the inspiration you can get - for better want of words.
This had been needed more then you know, not a escaping door way but an entrance into the start of the end, for the most part.

Rest up those legs brave solider, don't look back for home will always be there.

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