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Bonded Pages
January 11, 2024
Facts circulating about hopelessness in the world. If you can’t find them, check here—I am that encyclopedia. Open me up to any page and you will find something useless. I am a telephone book in the mid-21st century. Put me on my shelf and come for me when I’ve collected dust. No, I won’t bring back a smile, because it seems I can’t give you one. Maybe someday it will change, but for right now, leave me where you will forget my location.
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