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You're alone
no matter what you did or you do now
you must surpass.
You cry and always falling.
It happens, but you must go on.
This is not your life. work, work...
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Princess Banter said…
Awww that's sad :( but can be pretty true at times
11:01 PM
Belinha Fernandes said…
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2:54 AM
Anonymous said…
working...m working...

nice words..but sad though...i hope u r ok ...miss angel eyes..sadness doesn't suits u...
3:51 AM
`NEFTY said…
I have a post something similar in the beginning but the end says something else =P check it.
6:09 AM
curryegg said…
I think, no blogger is alone neither you nor me because we're like a family here.. We make friend, give support to each other and share our stories and thought. So, my friend, we're not alone!

Cheer~
;)
1:50 PM
Priyanka Sarkar said…
like ur thoughts:)
3:17 PM
Marijke said…
Life aint easy..

who said it
Hugs
3:45 AM
Anonymous said…
the picture in the post is beautiful....it inspired me to write something about childhood and growing up years...do check it...
1:10 PM
di.di said…
you are not alone at least not here...

Keep blogging for you and we’ll keep reading, my friend.
2:52 PM
Shruti said…
Hi dear,
Lovely words..Miles to go...
no matter how wil the roads or people you met in between..

Take care...
5:26 PM
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