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English, 23.01.2021 05:50 solomander4

Explain the author's message in " Typewriter serie #1210". Include one piece of text evidence yo support your answer. Typewriter serie #1210:
Perhaps strength
Is something we wander
into. Perhaps is lost inside, around crooked pathways
and over mountains
We have created from
the molehills we’re
presented with. Maybe
It’s only when we allow ourselves
to become lost as well,
that we we can ever stumble
headfirst into it. I have
an ocean of courage
buried somewhere inside me,
I know this, because I taste
the salt every time
I cry.

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