Vanida Sepongviwat

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01/07/2021421 Free verse
12/21/2016710 Parallelismus Membrorum
12/21/2016973 ABC
12/21/2016630 Tyburn
12/20/2016546 I do not know?
12/20/2016616 I do not know?
12/20/2016595 I do not know?
12/20/2016683 I do not know?
12/19/2016598 Sonnet
12/19/2016765 Haiku
12/19/20161184 Haiku

Quotes

Quote Left With heaven above me and hell below me, how am I to be? Which direction will my decisions lead? Quote Right
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Quote Left Maybe living isn't so bad after all, and maybe dying is what I should really be avoiding. Quote Right
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Quote Left Just because you are a little different, it doesn't make you any less than you are. Embrace your unique qualities, and show it off. You are beautiful just the way you are. What one might think to be a handicap, could actually be your strength. Quote Right
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Quote Left I sometimes wonder if living is worth the journey, or if death is worth meeting. Quote Right
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Quote Left Wanting happiness is overrated, as it usually is the end goal. Wouldn't it be more entertaining, if people wished for calamity instead? By the time we are all happy, it'd be boring. With events at every corner, we'd never be bored. Maybe things are the way they are for a reason, and maybe it's okay to be selfish once in a while. We can't make everyone happy after all. Quote Right
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