Scars of Yesterday (Bel-is Series #2)

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Reads 75
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Parts 3
Time 18m

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Beauty is a concept I struggle with-what it means, why it matters. I struggle because huge chunks of my life have not been beautiful. They have been ugly, marred by trauma, with pain, and anger.

I don't see beauty that way. I see beauty as the grace point between what hurts and what heals, between the shadow of tragedy and the light of joy. I find beauty in my scars.  

We all have scars, inside and out. We have freckles from sun exposure, emotional trigger points, broken bones, and broken hearts.

For so long, I only honored only my pain and my sorrow. I lost my smile, less because of the trauma and more because I spent so much time lamenting my scars.

Darating pa kaya ang araw na sasaya din ako? Darating din kaya ang mga araw na hindi na ako masasaktan? Darating din kaya anag mga araw na magiging okaya na ang lahat? Sana nga, sana dumating ang mga araw na iyon. Mga araw na makikita kong masaya na ako at buo.All Rights Reserved

aklan architect bel-is kael leya

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