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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave I'd like to dividemyself in order to see,among these mountains,each and every flowerof every cherry tree. - Quote by Saigyō

I’d like to dividemyself in order to see,among these mountains,each and every flowerof every cherry tree.

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