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A Walk Through Memory — countingducks

February 1, 2021 / The Wombwell Rainbow

Love me but do not own me: Celebrate but don’t possess me;” I see her smiling as she said it; the last words I heard spoken by her face to face. Off on an adventure, never to return, crushed by a lorry in some freak accident, and silenced for eternity: a girl who made being […]
A Walk Through Memory — countingducks

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