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- Memory
  
  Posted at 10:48 am by Wajiha, on April 9, 2016
  My memory is a curse I shall never be able to get rid of.
  
  Too many injustices for me to completely forget.
  
  Too many unfounded biases for me to endure;
  
  Now.
  
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