Atonement was powerful — it was the lock on the door you closed against the past.
Atonement was powerful — it was the lock on the door you closed against the past.
Atonement was powerful — it was the lock on the door you closed against the past.
Atonement was powerful — it was the lock on the door you closed against the past.
Atonement was powerful — it was the lock on the door you closed against the past.
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Atonement was powerful

— it was the lock on the door you closed against the past.
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Nothing in nature is that even — man is the inventor of straight edges.
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