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For those of us who have not yet experienced that one deep love that all humans wish for, know that in this world there will be many opportunities to meet that right person. We have all lost in the name of Love, by that a relationship that did not turn out the way we wished it to, for what ever reason, yet what ever has gone was not meant to be and if it is, it will fly straight back to you like a boomerang, if you let it go with ease. If it does not come back to you, have that faith within you that there will be a bright future ahead of you, allow your self that time to heal and get over whatever situation you have just come away from. Keep hope in your heart for a better future and try not to allow the past to distract you, while you focus on that you will loose the gift of the present which is the here and now. It matters not how we perceive our external selves to be, as that well known saying goes ” Love is in the eye of the beholder”, your personality will be enough to get you where you need to be. Looks can fade, but the beauty of the soul is ever eternal.
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Caroline said…
You can definitely see your skills in the paintings you write. The world hopes for even more passionate writers such as you who are not afraid to say how they believe. At all times follow your heart. Caroline http://kevinmccray24.womenblog.us/The-first-blog-b1/Shoe-Lifts-are-Better-than-Elevator-Shoes-b1-p21.htm
30 August 2014 at 05:50
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