“Friends are honest with each other. Even if the truth hurts.
-Maggie”

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American writer 1970

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One day two paintings were hanging,
Right opposite each other
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And the other simple and honest
* That simplicity and truth are the characteristics
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Well, people can not understand that.
It was to the tinsel that they gave their favor.”

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translation from the original Dutch: Fons Heijnsbroek
version in original Dutch (kort gedicht van Jozef Israëls, in het Nederlands):
Zoo is het
Er hingen eens twee schilderijen,
Juist vlak tegenover elkaar
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