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“Wanderers they are, across the unpredictable wrath of day and night. Bearers of battle’s anguish, they see more of the world than we, in these confines. Unknown to us, are the reasons for such fight, that strip the souls of man with live fire. Sitting ducks are we, to war’s wrath.”

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Book:All the Hope We Carry
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