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  • want to breathe | duvet by novhan_
    novhan_
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    و ئەوە هەموو ئەو شتانەن کە زۆر بە خۆشەویستیەوە هەڵیان دەگرم ، لەنێو پەڕاوە نوسراوەکاندا. یادنامەی خۆشەویست. ـــ لە گۆرانی duvet ئیلهام وەرگیراوە ، لەنێو نوسینەکانی نێو دێڕەکان دەیبینن.
  • Reanns Serious Poetry by witchywieners
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    Balls
  • Stronger than the Tide-Breathe (Book 5)  by SwiftSpirit
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    After the fall of Haldene Labs, Ariel and Trevor prepare for their wedding as their island refuge grows into a thriving community built on trust and survival. The calm doesn't last. When Gilroy resurfaces and a dangerous hypoxia-resistance serum reappears, the island is thrust back into crisis. Old wounds reopen as secrets from the past resurface, alliances are tested, and the ocean once again becomes both a lifeline and a threat. As Gilroy's plans escalate toward open conflict, the team is forced into impossible choices that blur the line between rescue and sacrifice. Loyalty, love, and courage are pushed to their limits as the fight shifts from survival to freedom. In the end, the island stands not because it is untouched by loss, but because its people refuse to stop breathing, hoping, and holding on-together, stronger than the tide.
  • The Thinking Notebook by byarwa
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    Everyone needs a place where they can think freely. A place where questions matter more than answers. A place where curiosity is welcomed and where thoughts can exist without the fear of being judged. The Thinking Notebook is a collection of reflections, observations, questions, and ideas about life. Some entries explore topics we rarely talk about. Others examine ordinary things from a different perspective. There is no single theme here-only a desire to think deeply and honestly. These pages are not meant to tell you what to believe. They are meant to make you pause, reflect, and perhaps see something familiar in a new way. So if you're ready to question, wonder, and think a little longer than usual, welcome. --- This book is a collection of articles originally published on Substack. For early access to new entries, visit @byarwaofficial.
  • Melancholia Billet-Doux by spiderwebbed
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    Everything I could never tell you.
  • Suicidal thoughts  by _lyssa_micheal_
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    I can't tell you the thoughts inside my mind, so I'll right them down for you.
  • Breathe by rmarielove
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    Sometimes when reality hits it makes it hard to breathe. Dealing with the realness of everything can be sometimes overwhelming. This person had a real moment.
  • Listen and scream by thepurplegamer95
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    A list of poems from people online in a dystopian world where- no matter how much one screams- no one seems to hear.
  • Sirens of truth by letterphoenix
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    An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, a burn for a burn. A life for a life. That's how this all got started. And that's how it's going to end. ~~ Always remember; you can never hide.
  • ~My quotes~ by IsonWasHere
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    this is a bunch of writings I've written from personal experience. I sometimes post quotes I like. (TRIGGER WARNING! Some stuff I've written, I've been told is kind of triggering for some people!)
  • ELEMENTAL BREATHING GUIDE TRETOLOGY by ThomasCarroll3
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    Includes what you need to know along with new information about learning all the worlds breathing styles and benefits that haven't been discovered until Thomas W. Carroll V has discovered them along with ones that have already been discovered. 282 physical benefits, 282 mental benefits, and 282 emotional benefits total
  • Poetry by karlmax186
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    American singing leagues
  • A Story For When You Are Sad ❥ by zuckersweven
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    Just a little something if you ever feel like giving up
  • Find Your Rhythm  by Lmjrwc
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    Sometimes you have to look inside to find your rhythm.
  • Letters To You by brea_angelii
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    out of the blue thoughts
  • lonely planet poems by tpwk101
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    'give sorrow words; the grief that does not speak knits up the ever wrought heart and bids it break' shakespeare
  • Moving Forward by wpilkulitan2016
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    WPIL KULITAN'S January Battle 2018 Moving Forward. Inspire Me. Compilation of Inspirational/ Spiritual stories.
  • Sham Smiles(hold) by DearestD0E
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    The girl before me looked so tired. Her brown hair unbrushed and skin so deathly pale. Her hazel eyes screamed out but her small lips stayed shut. There were faint white scars around her collar bone that were usually covered by her hair. The girl looked so defeated, so gone. That girl, was me. Halona Bennett.
  • It did not get better by DahkaniBooks
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    Photo credits to: https://www.pexels.com/photo/body-of-water-286588/