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“I think of you when it rains. And when the sun shines. I see you in the green of spring. And feel you in the warmth of summertime. I breathe your sweet scent of autumn. And hear you in the silent chill of winter. I feel your presence in everything. And with sorrow and solace, I remember.”

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