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What do you do when the Muses are trying to break free, but facing them is too much of an emotional torture?

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Why do we listen to sad songs when we are already sad? Are we just masochistic by nature?

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You are my connecting flight. To where, I don't know.

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What do you do when you're left all alone, unaware of what happened? Do you sit back and wait for things to turn around? Or, do you aggressively chase it, hoping to get answers, even if they will hurt?

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Silence wounds deeper than angry words.

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...taking the plunge head first, eyes closed, heart open...if i get injured, i'll charge it to experience.

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When you're floating, flying even, how do you get your feet back on the ground?

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This feels like a whirlwind romance, SMS edition.

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Everyone has their own double standards; it's just that nobody's brave enough to say them out loud.

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I'd go to the ends of the world if it means being with you one more time.

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Rejection becomes addicting. Before you know it, you're lying on the railroad tracks waiting for the train to blow you into pieces.

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Hindi dahil binura na kita, nalimot na kita.
Hindi dahil tumatawa ako wala na ang sakit.
Hindi dahil naiisip kita habang sinusulat ko ito, mahal pa din kita.

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...and suddenly there's light again. A sense of pride. A purpose. Waking up is fun again.

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There are nights when it gets unbearable. I have no other recourse but to open the dam and let it flow, flow, flow.

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Happiness is like the Moon: you know it's there, but you can never get close enough to hold it in your hand.