Gentle Kids


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Ozamis view: it was the kids i missed most. their gentle eyes looking through me innocently. the silent treatment for nothing and the tender smiles that melt my heart. the people i met there, the parents of the AUTISTIC kids left my heart longed for something indescribable. so missed them and will go back soonest if they let me!it was when i saw them dig the best part to make it best after that made me realize they are just kids, nothing follows:)

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