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“For each of us is A separate miracle In a collective miracle Brought together For a moment By a group of notes And a scan of words From the heart Of one Who dares To think That others Might feel As he feels”

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Book:Will I Think of You?
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Leonard Nimoy
Leonard Nimoy

Leonard Nimoy, born on March 26, 1931, was a renowned American actor. Best known for his role as Captain Spock in the 'Star Trek' series, Nimoy became a iconic figure in the science fiction genre. His acting career spanned film, television, and theater, with a diverse range of roles. Nimoy's performance in 'Star Trek' brought him widespread recognition, and he was honored with numerous awards, including the Emmy and Saturn Awards. His unique acting style and profound interpretation of characters have left a lasting impact on science fiction films and television. more

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