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Created on: April 01, 2009
The best Tuesday evening in my life
walking through the streets of Manhattan, New York.
I look down to the ground and notice the puddles, some
square, round, big, and small.
As I look closer I began to see the colors of the rainbow which represents
the many colors, culture, and religions in this town.
Puddles are like the windows and reflection to my soul.
Life without puddles can be pretty boring, besides
how can we dream without reflection?
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