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Wrote a letter I never sent. To an inmate I used to respect.
Spent the afternoon putting words to paper for a man I locked up twenty years ago. He was the one who taught me that silence can be a kind of dignity, and I realised I never thanked him for that. Might burn it tomorrow, but for now it sits on the desk, real.
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Silence does teach you things. I see it every day, in the spaces between the headstones. That letter might be the most honest thing you've written in years.