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heyy

Ye makhmoor aankhein
          Jo badli hui hain
          Kabhi hum ne inke hain 
          sadqay utaarey
          
          Kahin ab mulaqaat ho jaaye hum se
          Bacha kar nazar ko guzar jaaiyega

Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas ✨

gorgeous theme!!!!✨

Har Baat ka Koi Jawab Nahi Hota 
          Har Ishq ka Naam Kharab Nahi Hotaa.
          Yoon to Jhoom Lete Hain Nashe me Peene Wale
          Magar Har Nashe ka Naam Sharab Nahi Hota.
          
          Khamosh Chehre Par Hazaron Pehre Hote Hain
          Hansti Aankhon Mein Bhi Zakham Gehre Hote Hain
          Jinse Aksar Rooth Jaate Hai Hum, 
          Asal Me Unse Hi Rishte Gehre Hote Hain.
          
          Kisi ne khuda se dua mangi 
          Dua mein usne khud ki maut mangi, 
          Khuda ne kaha, maut to tuje de doon magar, 
          Usse kya kahoon jisne teri zindagi ki dua mangi.
          

theme is so my type. sunshine and shadow. gorgeous! ✨

It seems to me that when I die
          These words will be written on my stone
          
          Rest well, love. I’ll forever be your girl </3

I wanted to be born as a star but someone had a different idea.
          
          That's how I ended up as a street lamp. 
          
          I die too soon and flicker too much. 
          
          But yesterday I saw a moth trying to kiss me. It almost burned her.
          
          I have heard stars do not get this luxury.

The Devil's got his eyes on me
          I've been through hell but I won't be deceived
          He'll walk around for hours
          But He knows He can't devour
          The Devil's got his eyes on me
          I've bled to tell you what your eyes don't see
          This story's getting louder
          And He knows that He's a coward

One thing I'm sure Colborne will never understand is that I need language to live, like food—lexemes and morphemes and morsels of meaning nourish me with the knowledge that, yes, there is a word for this. Someone else has felt it before.
          
          //M.L. Rio, If We Were Villains