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Dandelion
In my memory, there is always your call. My childhood friend, you moved me. In my eyes, there is always your encouragement. My childhood dream was protected by you. In my heart, there is always your fantasy. No one can guess the secret of your beauty. In my direction, there is always your presence. Your unchanging gaze tells me that love is still there. Beautiful dandelions bloom all over the earth. I will always remember you for comforting me when I am sad. Beautiful dandelions flying in the sk
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The Wind There
From July 2003 to 2004, I was busy looking for a job. I still have confidence in my future. This is the belief I have always adhered to. However, sometimes I feel very confused and face the future at a loss. 2003 Was my first year after graduation and I started working. 2004 Was the most frustrating and difficult year for me. During this year, I lost friends, the opportunity to pursue my ideals, and the courage to pursue love. In the real world, I don't dare to face everything, and in the inner
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Sunflower
The poet planted sunflowers on the beach after the rain Look forward to the sun every day with him amid the sound of harmonica and waves Falling ill with longing and falling on the poet's wooden bed So from the closed window, you can still see the sunflowers in the wind They are still like laughter in memories It's a handful of hope in the hands of the sea When the poet walks into this beach planted with sunflowers Despair no longer leads to death Singing will accompany the poet standing with th
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Thinking of You
I think of you like this When I pass by the hysteria deep in my memory Suddenly fell into a dream I muster up the courage to walk towards you Time is frozen by my breath I speak Like a sunflower in the wind Never bowed in the strong wind Always facing your direction I speak can you hear the deep in my heart Language as hot as the sun This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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