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in
a
moment
that
is
not
totally
his
. . . A
foreign
place
that
he
accepts
but
does
not
know
. . . yet
he
is
at
a
place
where
the
past
with
his
past
comes
alive
. . .he
almost
always
start
his
conversations
with
his
dad
by
saying
his
dad
is
love . . .
And
that
now
and
always
he
will
take
care
of
the
family
and
mom . . .
and
you
always
say
that
all
is
all
May 26, 2006
Editorial
and
nothing
is
alone
. . . and
that
our
family
is
now
living
on
our
side
of
the
divide
for
this
moment;
you
and
I.
. . . death
and
life
side
by
side
expressing
the
pain
and
sorrow . . .
beyond
that
look
for
the
good.
. . . then
why
are
you
dead
and
who’s
tomorrow
can
I
steal
. . . I
am
alone
inside
your
thoughts.
Where
can
you
take
tomorrow,
today
with
sails
powered
with
your
dreams
and
my
determination
yet
dad
we
are
not
the
one’s
choosing
the
peace . . .
Iraq
has
now
sucked-out
all
of
my
oxygen
as
it
suffocated
all
of
yours . . .
You
have
always
said
push
the
edge
of
where
you
are
to
where
you
want
it
to
be.
I
am
confused,
yet
I
know
God
is
always
having
us
re-think
our
morality
. . . And
the
will
of
God
may
lie
beneath
many
options
available
to
man . . .
And
where
is
the
road
to
peace.
I
love
you . . .
Every
year
my
conversation
with
you
will
get
easier . . .
but
not
now,
your
death
has
suddened
upon
us,
. . . faith
is
a
way
of
covering
thoughts
. . .you
always
said
to
me,
that
I
could
never
hit
two
curve
balls
in
a
row.
I
didn’t
hit
it
last
night
and
I
never
saw
this
one
coming . . .
PDD
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