Some stories aren't meant to be told. The more they get told, the more they change from what they once were, worn down a — Caren Gussoff, Three Songs for Roxy
Some stories aren't meant to be told. The more they get told, the more they change from what they once were, worn down a — Caren Gussoff, Three Songs for Roxy
Some stories aren't meant to be told. The more they get told, the more they change from what they once were, worn down a — Caren Gussoff, Three Songs for Roxy
Some stories aren't meant to be told. The more they get told, the more they change from what they once were, worn down a — Caren Gussoff, Three Songs for Roxy
Some stories aren't meant to be told. The more they get told, the more they change from what they once were, worn down a — Caren Gussoff, Three Songs for Roxy
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Some stories aren't meant to be told. The more they get told, the more they change from what they once were, worn down and smooth like pieces of sea glass too beautiful to have ever been broken bottles.

— Caren Gussoff, Three Songs for Roxy
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