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JOHN RAY

Little children, little sorrows; big children, big sorrows.

JOHN RAY

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Finding the meaning of life existence and the mysteries all around us.

The concept of happiness and sorrow are two strong emotions that drive a man down two strong paths one of pure beauty and one of utter mayhem and destruction.

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