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Priyanka

@CoffeeAddict

Dazzler

+ 3

Posted: 12 years ago

#31

Originally posted by: forevermine

hehe I don really noe y but this song was the reason I came to read this OS and my I am so glad I did!!
I am glad it does and I meant everyword!

Ohhh Pree nyc name...:) if I do get to noe u il gv u my own pet name!!

hehe siggies don worry I am sure u better me😆

hehe yea nice to meet u as well!! and *hugs*

I have a huge list of nicknames honestly. I'd love to add one more to it.

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Mugdhaa

@NonComposMentis

Dazzler

+ 2

Posted: 12 years ago

#32

Originally posted by: CoffeeAddict

Your comment scared me in the first sentence.

Thank you.

Yes your comment made complete sense, and mattered a lot too.

I fell in love with The Maccabees after listening to this song.

Did I tell you I love you?

If not, I do.

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NidhaA

@NidhaA

Rocker

+ 3

Posted: 12 years ago

#33

How the hell do you write like this?

The emotions were raw and unadulterated , making a powerful impact.

I can't even fathom such a pain.

Such works always makes me wonder why we find it easier to stray towards angst and pain , basically negative emotions , so easily.

Don't get me wrong , the work is par excellence, it's brilliant.

But the quality of brilliance is always the best in works highlighting pain and loss.

Maybe because it tells us we are alive, like Mugs says.

Blabber apart, you are one helluva writer girl.

Amazing job.

Love

Nidha

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Priyanka

@CoffeeAddict

Dazzler

+ 3

Posted: 12 years ago

#34

Originally posted by: FeistySoul
How the hell do you write like this?
The emotions were raw and unadulterated , making a powerful impact.
I can't even fathom such a pain.
Such works always makes me wonder why we find it easier to stray towards angst and pain , basically negative emotions , so easily.
Don't get me wrong , the work is par excellence, it's brilliant.
But the quality of brilliance is always the best in works highlighting pain and loss.
Maybe because it tells us we are alive, like Mugs says.
Blabber apart, you are one helluva writer girl.
Amazing job.
Love
Nidha

That is because happiness is momentary, it has to be felt in the moment it happened, it can't be recreated. But pain is what creates and develops us, which makes it possible to revisit it.

It's like going back in time and remembering the lessons from school. You can remember what you were taught, but not the atmosphere that was there.

Pain is a teacher. Joy is a friend. You need both.

Thank you for the love Nidha.