Poetry(english/tagalog)

Poetry(english/tagalog)

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Letting go How do you walk a way From someone you love And take the road of friend Can you reroute the Courage you have taken and start Over once again? I don't really want to let you go But inside of me I know I must; The time we've loved.... The times you've left My heart says stay... But it's my mind I must trust. We have shared so much together Laughter.... Fun times... Tears; Yet sometimes we can't turn back time We must walk away and allow ourselves to heal. I know one day you will be happy And your soulmate you will find; I know we each have one out there Even if for now... Only in our minds. May life be gentle with you May God's best cone your way; And some quite tomorrow You will realize things were better this way
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She had dreams, goals and plans as does everyone but it did not occur to her nor anyone else that everything can be turned around in a short space of time. A marathon of unexpected events, both good and bad, changed everything she was and wanted to be. Decisions that she had to take which determined and shaped both others' and her future. Sacrifices. Regrets. Suffering. Does love overpower friendship or is the bond between friends greater than any other? Why do we do the things that we do? Can one action change everything? Her faith, her patience and her strength is put to test, for longer than she expects.

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