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Hello everybody I’m Maged I’m new here from where should i start, my english level is B1

I don’t know how people take naps during the day. Whenever I try to take one to recharge, I wake up confused, wondering what year it is, and then I need another nap to recover from the first one 🤣🤣

Do you think kind-hearted people suffer more in life?

Tonight, I went to a beautiful church in Alba la romaine . I went there to listen to Patrick. He sang with his choir. The music was lovely, and everyone was happy. It really made my "Evening" ! The Complaint of Pablo Neruda is a famous song written as a poem by Louis Aragon. This song is a beautiful but sad protest against the violent military takeover that destroyed freedom in Chile. It complains about the suffering of the Chilean people and the tragic loss of their great poet, Pablo Neruda. Ultimately, it shows that while soldiers use weapons, the poet’s voice stays alive to help people keep their chins up during dark times. Here is a short video of the music: (Patrick sings in the low voices)