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When the sun shines its heavenly light upon this lovely room, my eyes wakes up from its warming sleep. Listening to the heavy footsteps roaming around the room, I can hear the racketing noise that spurs from the living humans that inhabits this place. Pleasantly enough, I am gifted with the power to grasp the wisdom of knowledge that humans display within my sight. Though I might just be a simple un-existing wall within the mind of others, I have the ability to hear, see, and feel the things that are presently revolving around me. My soul and spirit gives me a sense of inner power that enables me to hear and sympathize with those around me. I remember a time when I used to watch over a young man lying on his bed beside me. For some unexplainable reason, I feel as if his presence has changed the way I think about my life. It brought me a mixture of emotional feelings back in those days when I was there to look over him as he walked the path of life.

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