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By omp on Monday, February 13, 2006

It ain't the beginning nor it is the end of the story what i am trying to write here can be defined as my innermost feelings which i felt yesterday and i swear on it that most of the people have felt the same on this beautiful morning of valentine day.
I felt a sear pain in my heart as i was trying to call someone yesterday and realised that the phone was not getting picked up. the whole thing bounced back as a stone thrown to me
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