I am so attached to the past I could be an antique stone.
ANAND THAKUR
You don’t need to pour your love on somebody else who does not even absorb it.
More Anand Thakur Quotes
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I am so attached to the past I could be an antique stone.
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You’ll disappoint some people when you do good for yourself & that’s okay. They will also disappoint you & that’s also okay.
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Expectations keep us in a victim role. They keep us blaming. They keep us looking outward. They keep us stuck.
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To be aware & not to act: The worst misfortune.
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Everything I love is just well-arranged dust.
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Time seems to be wasted more when someone seeks the truth in lies.
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Nothing is more beautiful in this world than a girl who writes about love meets a boy who’ll write about her.
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I told the stars about you. I have reached the moon for you. Those two eyes of yours can swallow the deepest oceans. I asked the white clouds to fill us with colors. But soon I realized it was all you. Stars, moon, clouds, raindrops, universe. It was all in you.
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All the flowers in my house dried up and died, maybe because only they have seen me when nobody is around.
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Never change to fit in, our differences is what makes life beautiful.
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I didn’t love it too hard to let go easily.
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You deserve a heart that will love you completely, not the one that is already broken. You deserve eyes that will make you feel special, not the ones that are full of tears. It kills me to say this but you deserve someone better than me.
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I wish I could live inside my dreams with you together forever.
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When a true love takes away your peace and emotional well-being, he has nothing left to gain but everything to lose.
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The earth doesn’t need to go to meet the sky. True love is the one that doesn’t get a destination.
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When you let go of things that are not under your control. I hope the loneliness does not become so dense that the silence starts to speak.
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