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Tailpiece
Embracing the moment when a lifechanging decision is made. Pouring of feelings that bring all your demons to the surface, and never leave you till you gather all your senses and take the leap. Tailpiece, is the part a writer adds to the end of a story... the part you add to an end of a life cycle.
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Embracing the moment when a lifechanging decision is made. Pouring of feelings that bring all your demons to the surface, and never leave you till you gather all your senses and take the leap. Tailpiece, is the part a writer adds to the end of a story... the part you add to an end of a life cycle.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marie-Rose Osta
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