"...and I knew, I perfectly knew that I was born to hearken the music he radiates, the rhapsodic melody he molds, and the harmonious words he sets free...."
"What went wrong?"
"A rhapsody's supposed to be spontaneous, isn't it?"
"Yes."
"But his rhapsody wasn't. His own became fragmented."
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| Natalia Alexandrine Dela Merced |
| Octavian Desmond Santillan |
[ let me tell you a story about a love that fought and survived,
a love that was pushed and pulled but never drowned,
a love that was lit and burned.
the love never withered; it never faltered.
it grew, with time, with trust, with hope.
this is my love, the love which rests at the corner of my heart,
a love that destroys and builds; a love i dream of ]The images used for the mood boards are not mine. Credits to the rightful owners.
BINABASA MO ANG
Fragmented Rhapsody
General FictionWhen Natalia Alexandrine Dela Merced was born, it was a bittersweet grain of ends and beginnings - her mother couldn't survive due to certain health complications. She was raised prim and proper by her father, who has constantly expressed his civil...