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“Listening to some songs makes us nostalgic. All the past memories flood our mind, and we begin to miss our hometown achingly.”

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“Turn to the left looking down Mermod, can you hear the horn in the air, the rolling on the tracks as those boxcars rush bye thru town, look the buds are opening the leaves are spreading and the lawn might need a cut soon, all at the courthouse square, turn and peer back over the other shoulder. You can and still faintly see the hill off in the distance, once a furniture store to the left and a bakery to the right, maybe a trim at Dean Barbershop, or go by, stop and say howdy to Karen and Tony Veralrud at the pharmacy or pick up things at Browns Grocery, that car roof glistens and climbs over the rise to disappear, another day in our little hometown.”

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“And, my God, was it really not she he met later, far from the shores of their homeland, under an alien sky, in the torrid South, in the marvellous Eternal City, in the brilliance of a ball, to the thunder of music, in a palazzo (it absolutely must be a palazzo), drowned in a sea of lights, on this balcony, wreathed with myrtle and roses, where she, upon recognising him, so hastily took off her mask and whispered: "I am free", and trembling, threw herself into his arms, and with a cry of rapture, they embraced, and in an instant they forgot sorrow, separation, all their torments, the gloomy house, the old man, the dismal garden in their distant homeland, the bench on which, with one last passionate kiss, she had torn herself away from his arms, numb from torments of despair?”

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“I never imagined you'd live there. I'd sooner imagine I'd live there, and I never imagined I'd live there. How is it?" "It's great. It's not the same place we lived when we were kids. I mean, that place is still there, but I don't spend much time there." "I hated living there so much. I always felt so powerless." "We were kids. We weren't supposed to have power." "You had power. You had that car.”

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“Không ai dời đặng non, không ai chia đặng nước, thế thì tháng một ở Bắc Việt, tất nhiên vẫn rét, mưa tháng một ở Bắc Việt tất nhiên vẫn riêu riêu. Và nghĩ đến như thế thì bảo không yêu Bắc Việt làm sao cho được? Mưa rét thì khổ, khổ nhất cho người nghèo, nhưng biết như thế mà vẫn cứ yêu bởi vì cái mưa, cái rét ấy thông thường quá, vì chỉ có Bắc Việt mới có cái mưa cái rét ấy thôi. Ai đã xa nhà, trôi nổi ở một phương trời không có nước mắm, không có phở, tương tư phở và nước mắm thế nào thì ở giữa một thành phố khét lẹt hơi người, chói chan nắng lửa, người ta cũng nhớ mưa rét tháng một ở quê hương mình đến thế là cùng. (Tháng Một)”

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Book:Thương Nhớ Mười Hai
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