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I wonder if there is anyone in the world who wouldn’t identify with the longing expressed in your poems? Your poetry is beautiful and so are you, my dear friend.
Thank you, Elva. From what I’ve seen, I have little hope but will keep on posting my poetry to keep myself at the conscious level.