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"Learn to look up now and then, just in case a piano is falling from overhead."
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"Before you take that first curious, coerced, spiteful, or vengeful step forward, remember this: it's a thousand times easier to slip into a muddy pit than it is to climb out of one."
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"Be careful when you cast out your demons that you don't throw away the best of yourself."
"Too much negativity can make the strongest structures dilapidate."
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"Learn to look up now and then, just in case a piano is falling from overhead."
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"Turn around. you've got grass and dead flowers. My fingers naturally began to comb through my long, black strands, shaking things loose as Sarti carefully removed more stubborn pieces. The flowers had been left over from my forced marriage to Thaddeus. The grass, from a sensual night with Kresh the eve of my honeymoon. Devilish irony."
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