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to my friends, and our friendship :) May 10, 2009

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The fine mornings, walked
would turn to be noons,
whether we wish or not,
time would pass by.
Can’t hold the best moments of life
but can to the friendship it brought!
To my friends, and our friendship!
Thank you for being there.

- Jithesh Lakshmanan Marar

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1. ABCD - May 27, 2009: You are right…. time would keep on pass… whatever happens is happen… cant change but we can try to avoid…

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