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That which came before me and that which comes after me have almost come together, they have almost become one thing, they have have almost been left without me.

— Antonio Porchia Voces (1943)

Lo antes que yo y lo después que yo casi se han unido, casi son uno solo, casi se han quedado sin yo.

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