FRAGMENTS OF DYING LIFE
- Lecturas 86
- Votos 2
- Partes 26
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Warning! If you are not fond of tragic and suicidal pieces please do not continue on reading. It contains torture and suicidal thoughts that may cause you trauma. And if you chose to flip the next pages of this book, I hope for your mind and heart's stability.
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FRAGMENTS OF DYING LIFE focuses on the issues of every soul who experience sufferings through out their journey which led them into brokenness and emptiness.
Life indeed is a precious gift to every soul. It holds a vital role to every creations on earth. However, as we live the life we possess, there are factors that we wish not to encounter because it makes our life more complicated.
But I believe, LIFE is not hard instead the process what makes it HARD.
Whatever might happens on us, let us continue in believing and strengthen our faith in God.
God bless and enjoy reading!
PhiliaPhile88
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