Crying and weeping are two important ways for humans to express their emotions. A lot of animals cry, but only humans can weep.
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Reciting poetry, playing mandolin, singing Love Me Tender, talking about birds, speaking words of living simply philosophy, discussing open-mindedly about situational ethics, watching sunset holding hands with his wife, at awe with fireworks and hummingbirds…
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