Exercise The Harsh Rays Of Research Proposal

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It carried with it the scent of blood and betrayal. How I would have condemned such cowardice in the past. Now I could not face my own home. The breeze brought to me the sound of my child's tears and my wife's blame. Things darkened and chilled. A cloud blocked the sun, like the thing in my heart that rose and blocked all that used to be decent and good. I had not known it was there. But now I was too aware. The sun of my life had been to bright up to now. Now it would...

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The earth beneath my feet poked out between thin patches of grass. It was hard; stepped on by too many aching feet. It would make a good grave. A cat came from nowhere and rubbed against my leg. His hair was soft, fluffy and black, like the one that is now dead. The one I cannot apologize for because I fear even more blame. It was only an accident, but I could not stay to face the agony. So I cried alone.

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