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Growth is a painful process, like wings sprouting that tears the skin before it is visible, growth will always hurt. Go to Quote / Comment | by Anjali Gandhi
It breaks my heart to think how temporary things are, but then again isn't that what makes them beautiful. Go to Quote / Comment | by Anjali Gandhi
Too much hope ends up leading to beautiful mirages Go to Quote / Comment | by Anjali Gandhi
A fake laughter all but haunts the mind of reality. Go to Quote / Comment | by Anjali Gandhi
The glow and glitter of the body conceals not the dark of the soul. Go to Quote / Comment | by Anjali Gandhi
She could not stop falling from the cliff. She should have known the fall always ended with broken bones and bleeding flesh. Go to Quote / Comment | by Anjali Gandhi
Meaningful words are so over rated with tapestries of beauty we can’t build, with dreams of dew and hearts of glass, waiting to be evaporated with heat of life only to fall and crack leaving scars. Go to Quote / Comment | by Anjali Gandhi
And as I leave for the last time I turn around to see the faces Faces I loved Faces I hated And most regretfully those I never had seen long enough to do either. Go to Quote / Comment | by Anjali Gandhi
Thoughtless words often carry harsh truth of biased opinion. We say things we mean and then hope we never meant it. Go to Quote / Comment | by Anjali Gandhi
We all love the people who we can never save. We like the idea of being a hopeless romantic with tragic ending. We love the sadness until we experience it and then we hate ourselves for falling for people who we could not stop from jumping from the cliff. We play with danger and then blame the fate for pushing us. We kiss the death and then cry over the bruised body. Go to Quote / Comment | by Anjali Gandhi