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reveal yourself...Reveal yourself to me one last time and i would ask no more... and this last time i would pray to last foreverreveal yourself...
Your spirit is all i need your heart is something i could never reach your silence is all i receive but
when you smile your small reluctant smiles mean the world to me...
why dont you reveale yourself to me....
by ~angelscreaming
head full of words..to my father.... to my mother...head full of words..
im sorry i just wanted to make you proud
im sorry but my head is full of words waiting to be written in a piece of paper..
im sorry that i dont get the maths or chemistry im not smart enough.. just wanted to make you proud...
im not smart enough but i know.. i know im blessed by the hands of god because my head is full of words...
by ~angelscreaming
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- Interests: music, animals, photography, writting stuff, reading
- Favourite movie: lots
- Favourite band or musician: evanescence, staind, flyleaf, anathema, enya, within temptation, opeth, epica, apocalyptica etc etc
- Favourite genre of music: rock, hard rock, metal etc
- Favourite poet or writer: paulo coelho, victoria hislop, lena manda, pasxalia travlou, william shakespeare, jane auste etc etc
- Favourite game: the sims
- Personal Quote: U CANNOT KILL WHAT U DID NOT CREATE.. STOP ANIMAL ABUSE
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I was born to catch dragons in their dens,
And pick flowers.
To tell tales and laugh away the morning.
To drift and dream like a lazy stream,
And walk barefoot across sunshine days.
~ James Kavanaugh
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this above all:
to your own self be true - william shakespeare
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to write love on her arms.
stop the bleeding.
rescue is possible.
love is the movement.
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"Ay me! for aught that ever I could read, could ever hear by tale or history, the course of true love never did run smooth." -Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
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