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marko93 · 2009-02-21 21:59:24

How Can something that you love so much be here today and gone tomorrow

21-02-2009 10:59pm

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How Can something that you love so much be here today and gone tomorrow

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#2 21-02-2009 11:39pm

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Do you not still remember this something? Then it is not truly gone, maybe you can no longer physically touch it, but if you close your eyes can you not still see it?

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#3 22-02-2009 12:37am

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Holy **** that was deep
That was the kind of answer i seeked
Well Done

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#4 22-02-2009 7:03am

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Transince of things makes us appreciate them more. Generally most of us only do this properly when they are gone.

Maybe it is a way for us to relalise we are just here to live life to best capicity we can... and be freaking happy!!

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