2019

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"You'll get through this," 2019 came gracefully, welcomed me that way a year ago.
"Will I? Everything has shattered into pieces, 2018 promised me the same thing last year,"
"You will, I promise you. It won't be that bad. What are you scared of?" as it held me dearly, warmly.

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The answers lie within your thoughts with yourself.
Have you find it yet, the things that make you scared to foresee the future?

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