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I See You Every Morning
03:22
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Little Things
03:12
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Everything, Eventually
00:40
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Everything, Eventually
Everyone and everything
meeting at the ends that are not ends.
Smile out from the river that flows backwards and forwards
and does not change its flow.
For you are here as you have always been
and always will be.
And this day is that day,
and when you see that you are not alone,
you have found your way back to yourself.
Everything, eventually, falls in line.
Falls in line.
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Ian Van der Wee Nova Scotia
Retired school bus driver. Often in Halifax and on the road with the inexhaustible boyqueens from Long Call.
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