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Lisa M

Freedom means more than just struggling to survive.

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What is a man's life but a prelude to his death? And what is death but a long sleep, a most welcome forgetfulness.

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You can assume all you want about me. It doesn't mean that it's true.

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I suffocated for hours, until I turned on. . . music.

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I can talk to you all day. I just might not say anything though.

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