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Poem Comparison Essay: Three Years Of Summer
The acquaintance between people, knowing each other is destined to fate. Although, not all dreams have time to achieve, not all words have time to tell you, always want to cherish the heart after the parting. Meet so hurried, Leave also hurried. High mountains bumpy, let us join hands full with the spirit of Maple Leaf. Because of the wind and rain we can see the beautiful rainbow, because of the wind and rain we didn't stand out of life. The youth season so affectionate, formative years so appealing. If the encounter is only three years ago as a numeral outside of the accident, so three years to know each other and bring our together is the fate, and tonight's gathering is the joy of the three years of happy time. I wish all of the 2017 session
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