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Divine Drops
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
The dew
How the water droplets form is not the subject matter in the outermost boundary of one's thinking but they themselves can really become a subject matter when you observe closely.
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How the water droplets form is not the subject matter in the outermost boundary of one's thinking but they themselves can really become a subject matter when you observe closely.
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