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The Words That Come Out Of Our Mouths Do Not Vanish But Are Perpetually Stored In Infinite Space, And They Will Come Back To Us In Due Time.
-Elif Safak
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The Words That Come Out
Elif Safak
The Words That Come Out Of Our Mouths Do Not Vanish But Are Perpetually Stored In Infinite Space, And They Will Come Back To Us In Due Time.
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