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Memoir
Anger makes us remember the most.
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WHAT I HAVE learned under a fatherly care with books as a business is that every moment that you think would give you quite the distinct taste and smell of reminiscence when one gets older and weaker should be the first ones we have to make notes of.
And since his memory was not as keen as a tree that remembers the axe, he uses his journals to embed these moments aside from bottled feelings and emotions.
“You have to have someone or something to pour your mind into,” I could remember him saying.
While I stare at my boss who turned out to be alive and unscathed from the ruins he just incited, I think I was about to be someone’s journal.
“Remember when I threatened a hovering shadow over us while we went to the middle of the sea
