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Quote by Sarah Kay

“Hands learn more than minds do, hands learn how to hold other hands.”

Quote by Sarah Kay

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Sarah Kay, born in June 1988, is an accomplished American poet known for her heartfelt and thought-provoking poetry. Her work has gained widespread acclaim for its genuine emotion and profound insight. more

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