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“I love you .....the way a river loves an ocean.....I love you....the way a star loves the deep dark night.....I love you .....the way a leaf loves the tree...... even in the parting autumn breeze......you and I will meet again....the way a dawn meets the night......the way a brook meets the sea.....the way a tree meets the sky.....it is not over my friend....it is not over......”

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“A writer is someone who feels the feelings and journals through words from despair into dreams to create a world where every loss turns to a stepping stone every betrayal to a lesson learned and the darkness turns to the gold of morn, a writer is someone, who feels passion and trembles with words, to create the wine of soul, a writer is someone who lowers her eyelashes, yet, says her story to this world......... .........Jayita Bhattacharjee”