The longer I go through life
the more I see how alike we all are.
We live
We die
We all have goals
Dreams
Aspirations.
We look at ourselves in the mirror and can see the similarities of our humanity staring back at us.
Then why are we all so filled with hate?
Is it really because we think we are that much better than the other person,
Or do we really just hate ourselves?
With such a common humanity from the shape of our bodies all the way down to the smallest cell
How is it that we can hate so much?
Maybe it is built into our nature without our awares.
Maybe we are missing something from our lives as being human.
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Noah Hagedorn
What does someone from the midwest have to offer right? Well if you dig down into the layers, you would find someone from a blended family, a musician, coffee roaster, boat builder, husband, poet, and a lot more that might surprise you.
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