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The Warmth of Burned Bridges
Some bridges I burn, / not for spite, but for the warmth / of a safer fire.
📢 “Some bridges burn to keep you warm. Share if you’ve chosen peace over chaos.”
The Warmth of Burned Bridges
Some bridges I burn, / not for spite, but for the warmth / of a safer fire.
📢 “Some bridges burn to keep you warm. Share if you’ve chosen peace over chaos.”
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