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Asking for What You Deserve
It was at a Gloria Jean’s. We had a blueberry cheesecake and iced mocha to share — not that these details were important. There were other important things, like the imminent sob-fest I was entering. “T”, I began. “I really think I’m going to fail.” The last word came out in a ragged breath, leaving my lips…
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New Coat of Paint
Outer order contributes to inner calm — Gretchen Rubin I know understand why they say that having a messy desk is the key to some form of disorganised, chaotic, downward spiral of a downfall – because we human beings understand the world we live in by windows – our own eyes, our own sight –…
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Listen to Reason
I met a stranger in the skin of someone familiar. In June, 2015, I remember running to the sinks and turning on the faucet. I never turned on the faucet with my bare hands in school because the sink faucets were dirty as hell, and we all knew it.
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Like Anyone Else
V is Virginia Woolf and V is also for Validation. The two are not necessarily inter-related, but there is a certain something about her Vivacious life. — Do we just do what we love or do what we’re supposed to do?
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How Many Times Have I Told You
–dear girl, in this world right now, to live means to live with your eyes closed and your third-eye open; the third eye is not the devil’s nor is it the wandering spirit’s, but rather it is the window (that other people force you to look out of)–
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How Conversation Left its Mark
via Daily Prompt: Conversation Conversation is a two-way street because it takes two people to interact, to form a connection, to constantly ensure that the other is enjoying each other’s company–whether they are opening their mouths to a heated discussion or simply basking in the presence of a common interest. Conversation – to me this…
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Protected: 29th December: The Scariest Week of my Life
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TIMES NEW ROMAN
– a poem: exclusively to a fallen country? get up on your feet –