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This post is kinda dedicated to Erin...

Awhile ago...as in a couple of years ago, I made Erin a birthday (or maybe it was christmas) gift. I have not sent it to her yet, it's actually on a shelf in my kitchen. I wrote poetry for awhile, and once gave a book of it to Emily for Christmas, then Erin said she wanted one. Instead I made her a painted tile she could hang with one of my poems on it. I even used colors she supposedly had in her house, silver and blue. Anyway, maybe I will send it to her for her birthday, which is what got me thinking about it. So, in case I never send it, Erin, this is what it says:

Question the world,
You will get no answers.

Question yourself and
You will be left in despair.

Forget the questions,
find the answers.

Lose yourself in Life
and you will find paradise.

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erin said…
*tear* I sooo want it now that I know about it! :( Send it to me right away!
February 29, 2008 at 12:49 AM
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