Yes, I have a romantic nature; it is a character flaw which should be viewed with pity, not derision.

Andrew Levkoff
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  2. The past is set down in a thousand thousand indelible scrolls. But the future is a blank parchment forever in wait of a present.

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  5. He wore the memory of her embrace like armor, and though he knew it would not save his life, it would be all that was left to him to ease his passage into whatever lay beyond.

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