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Tough Nuts To Crack

we’re all born to this world with tender soft spots ~ shame fontanels harden 

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David Kavanagh

discriminationhumanityprejudiceword playmonoku

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June 27, 2021 at 2:52 PM

It is a terrible thing that we are born with sensitive, weak spots and susceptible parts, which is known as drop-down vanity, as we are all rooted in weariness. A little bit hard to assimilate as it's thought-provoking. Fantastic how a monoku can hang on to impressive connotations. Very well done, David,

David Kavanagh

June 27, 2021 at 3:08 PM

Hello Lasaad, you so totally get my intended interpretation, try explain world weariness to a child, will think your nuts. It just solidifies over time like the baby’s fontanels, thank you, cheers David