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Black typewriter-style text centered on an off-white paper background: "I hope that someday when I am gone, someone, somewhere, picks my soul up off of these pages and thinks, "I would have loved her.""

Hoping Someone Finds Your Soul in Your Pages

A typewriter-style quote card hoping a stranger will find the writer's soul in her pages and love her. A tender fit for Xennials who grew up journaling and writing on paper.

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Black typewriter-style text centered on an off-white paper background: "I hope that someday when I am gone, someone, somewhere, picks my soul up off of these pages and thinks, "I would have loved her.""

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