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Not counting the times I made the road my brother, I loved so little those years warmly, content to trade my love for talk and smiles, And the last time spent in darkness was enough to crash all dreams: the babbling trucks kept calling me to die in North Dakota. What saved me then was His own voice calling out my name in forms.
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