Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one — Jack Gilbert
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Imagine if suffering were real.Imagine if those old people were afraid of death.What if the midget or the girl with one armreally felt pain? Imagine how impossible it would beto live if some people werealone and afraid all their lives.

— Jack Gilbert
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