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“Healing is when you become something else, something better, and not something you were before.”

— juansendizon  (via wnq-writers)

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#blame

Evey time, I'm the one to blame.

why do they do it?

I already asked myself several times.

all I knew was self-respect.

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Not every character needs to be in a romantic relationship reblog if you agree

Not every story needs a romantic subplot.

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Attainment!

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Can I die for a few days? I need a break from my life, I need no miseries for some time. Let me die for a few days.

19 July, 2018

2:38 a.m.

@sparkandashes via tumblr

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beauty of thought gentle of presence sincerity of action comfort of silence clarity of reflection integrity of will truth of remembrance warmth of emotion sustainable of joy welcoming of breath

wellness of being allowing of rest

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Bury me, alive

I don't wish to rummage my memory

And look back at the most disgusting

Situations I have faced.

Let them burn me alive when I'm depressed

I wish this depression take me away,

To the land of no where, among the darkness.

In to the deepest cages of dark cave

For the insects to eat me away, of all my words

That once hurt people to get washed away.

Let them laugh,

Let them try their best

To kill my happiness.

I will raise again

I will fight again

To fight a good fight I ever done before.

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Our hearts sing a new rhythm

With silent kisses

Pretty lies

And ever lasting trust

We share each other

©koki_writes

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Write about the lessons you’ve learned this year: 1. There are hard days. Sometimes you hate to get up in the morning, or cry yourself to sleep at night. But those days will pass. 2. Sometimes, you just have to accept you’re not feeling well. Cancel your plans, make some food and stay in bed. Sometimes, that’s exactly what you need. 3. However, don’t let your feelings take over. It’s okay to do nothing for a day, or two. But don’t make it a week. 4. I know I did let my feelings take over way too much. I stayed in bed, did nothing all day. Until the point that I had to get out. 5. Getting out of bed can feel good. Make your bed, eat some breakfast. Just do something. And be proud of yourself for what you’ve accomplished - even if it’s just eating breakfast. 6. Don’t be angry at yourself, that never works out. 7. Just take care. Of yourself, your mind, your body, everything. And accept the fact that sometimes things just don’t work out the way you want to. 8. Don’t shut people out. They are there to help. 9. You are the one that has to pick up the pieces after a breakdown. But you’re not alone, even if it feels like you are. 10. Sometimes I think I’ve control over my feelings, but I don’t. They come and go. I just have to accept that. Sometimes the feelings are just too much, and I have to take a step back. Start again. There’s always a second chance.

youarejustlovely  (via wnq-writers)

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The new world is yet to discover

By winding the evil out

Beauty in.

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I will never ask for

My old self back,

Being rotten and broken

With thorns and shits.

I love being how I'm

Now with what I know

Better about people

And me..

-kokila

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Between two souls

Ask #1

Do you think a person can love after several heart breaks?

Why not? It's no crime to not to love a person after many heart breaks. Misunderstandings and situation makes a man to behave inhuman and unusual than how they couldn't expected them to be. Love should be shown at the right time and it doesn't need to be much exaggerated.

A person needs to love and loved in return. It's like a win-win situation. The stained soul will search for a place to show its true love that once got dejected from the other.

Love is the universal language that doesn't need any study or any asks to dwell on ..

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An Open Letter To All Aspiring Writers,

I’d like to impart a specific experience as a writer. The amount of notes under your posts is in no way a measure of the value of your write up. Stop deleting posts just because no one liked it. Here is the reason why:

“I posted a write up months ago back when my blog had very little audience.I secured 5 notes after a week, I remember. I considered deleting it just like everytime. I considered it worthless. Eventually I did.

Now, I’ve come some distance from that day. I have quite some following now. I posted the very same piece 2 days ago. I secured 189 notes within 2 days. How come it was worthless then and it isn’t now?”

Believe in yourself. Continue what you do if it’s meaningful to you even if nobody stops by to clap for you. You’ll eventually find your audience in sha Allah.

“May you go from being over looked to overbooked.”

All the best.

Much love,

Afreen Razvi

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