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Example Of Paul Dialectical Journal

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Paul,if you are reading this it means that something wrong happened and I passed away and you have all my stuff that in the war it’s not so much and you know that my friend. I want that you keep Everything that you want, because there is no better person who can have it.
May be from today my heart will not beat no more, my lungs will not breath again and I will not open my blue eyes one time more, but I know that I will be never totally gone until you, my closest friend that I had never, and my family, who I love them with unconditional love, will gone because I know that I will be always with you how I promise. But we can not diced when we leave, we can try to fight against, but when it is our day it is our day. For that I want that you make

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