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Quote Left "What's this pageantry? This fools parade? A mask of fear? There were no lies in your tears!..." Quote Right
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Quote Left "...what I feel now becomes, the kick me sticker in the back of my mind, the undone zipper of my heart"~ Fandom of the Opera Quote Right
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Quote Left '... When they come they run from me, but you still comfort me, knowing that they'd come for you...'-Circles Quote Right
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Quote Left "She sang three little birds in tears at the dead of night when my world fell apart..." Quote Right
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Quote Left "There's a divine rest in love..." Quote Right
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Quote Left I've found that many things can lie but not a storm Quote Right
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Quote Left "Artist hide their art for fear of the loss of losing the love of their work for compensation and attention, the displacement of care and affection for concern and agony, and perhaps the jealousy that comes with knowing the thing you love most might be loved more by others, and it's your only one like a sole born child that's dowered off to the highest bidder, I prefer to let her stay and love her forever" Quote Right
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Quote Left We'll always be more than we thought we'd become Quote Right
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Quote Left Always think of the ballerina Quote Right
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Quote Left There's always one that loves you more Quote Right
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