"There are two means of refuge from the misery of life - music and cats." ~Albert Schwietzer
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{just a place to organize & share some quotes and poems i like}
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doubt
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Hope
in the garden
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Lies
Life
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meditation
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Mr. Rogers
normal
Pain
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perfection
perseverance
poverty
priorities
Reading
self-control
service
spring
success
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summer
taking life easy
thanksgiving/gratitude
the least of these
the tongue
truth
wanderlust
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