In my soul the afternoon grows wider and I reflect.

Jorge Luis Borges
In my soul the afternoon grows wider and I reflect.
In my soul the afternoon grows wider and I reflect.
In my soul the afternoon grows wider and I reflect.
In my soul the afternoon grows wider and I reflect.
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In my soul, I reflect on my life and how it has changed and will change. I think of the people who have been a part of my life and the lessons they have taught me, and the great things I have learned from them. All of these things make up my life and shape it into what it is today.

Source: Dreamtigers

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