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What we were all holding onto turns out wasn't much at all.

April 14, 2020

What we were all holding onto turns out wasn't much at all.

In Working Waterfront, Reflections Tags posted April 2020, geometric•graphic
← No amount of consolation would change their teary minds. Weeping Cherry.Couldn't get enough of Narcissus. Of course, neither could Narcissus. →

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