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It is kind of liberating Not being flowery Minding Ps and Qs Inside of You. (c) Debra Lea Ryan 23/06/2024 ☀♥ƸӜƷ✿♬
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Jun 23, 2024
Jun 23, 2024 at 8:07 AM UTC
Ps & Qs...
The truth is... we don’t love the person we love because they love us back. We just love them. No reasons. And quite frankly, that’s what makes it so liberating.
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Apr 29, 2020
Apr 29, 2020 at 5:05 AM UTC
Liberating
Should we dissolve this? This game we are playing Jumping these hurdles It can be exhausting. Rocking the boat Tipping me over the edge Wanting to see me Succumb to the waves. Relationship dissipating Easygoing on temptation Dissolving my feelings No surprises at all. Easy come easy go No more favors for you Closing these doors And ending this chapter. © Sofia Villagrana 2020
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Mar 17, 2020
Mar 17, 2020 at 5:01 PM UTC
Dissolve Into Nothing
thinking about how the world doesn't really care about you can get really lonely. but it's also liberating. your soul breathes a sigh of relief, and you can just exist. it's empowering. you can allow yourself to take up space and own it. but mostly, it's enlightening. you learn things you never knew you never knew. you learn how to live.
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Dec 5, 2018
Dec 5, 2018 at 12:26 AM UTC
how to live
I can only remember very few liberating moments in my life: That one time when my dad got mad because I sneaked out of the house to buy candy and when I went back to the house, he was crying. It was the first time that I saw him cry. That time when I heard Earthmover live for the first time and it was raining hard. I was contemplating about my life, the future with a friend. Asking ourselves what might happen to us in 5 years. That was 2012 and I wish I had it all figured out by then. I was also drunk. That time when I caught my first wave. I felt free and alive for the first time. I was so stoked, I almost cried as I paddled back to the lineup. Then I pigged out afterwards. And that time when I went on a date with a stranger. Nothing super fancy, no pressures. A date that lasted for 8 hours. Went to work the next day with literally no shut-eye but my heart was happy. A few months from now, I am going to marry that guy. Nothing fancy, but there will be a lot of ***** definitely. I’ll be marrying the guy who made me feel the exact same feeling when I caught my first wave, alive. I still haven’t figured everything out, and I guess I’ve accepted the fact that it’s okay. And how I wish I could see my dad cry when he sees me in my white dress. But that's something that would never happen.
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Sep 14, 2018
Sep 14, 2018 at 12:59 AM UTC
In six months time
That dormant feeling of insecurity arose, when travel journal got ****** adjacent to my tattered (holey tattooed) clothes while I knew with crossed eyes aroused anger from peaceful doze my younger sister felt about her globe trotting exploits, an over expose jour ever since voyaging out on her own after graduating top of her class where mine hatred glows indirectly snidely sneering at ma dough less brother hoboes (a 1979 Methacton High School alumni), unanimously chosen valedictorian dressed in Calvin Klein Harris tweed, couture and silk ***** hose like me prolonging, promoting on par with quasi staff sergeant, who knows artful disciplinarian gingerly launching Cider House rules, asper formerly commanding G.I. Joes and pronouncing, predilection exhaling natural highs no lows traveling solo, with surviving Wilburys, or just mows zing nonchalantly (though a foreigner) with swarthy skin color easily camouflaging as civilian all points on the compass, where minute needle doth nose upon returning home (being honorably feted at once glorious estate of Glen Elm, where she did propose to the Lord Taylor (swiftly), which location situated at 324 Level Road, Collegeville, Pennsylvania 19426), thence a great huzzah a rose an immediate nauseousness welled within from me head tummy smelly toes I did not want to here, or see any details, which would accentuate personal woes popping, snapping, and smarting, and slapping skin raw tib bits, ache'n to yanked strings of mama's heirloom yo-yos! Poet Script: trials and tribulations, visited upon head of young concocted ("FAKE") gusty and gutsy kid sister enterprising ingenue, christened easy on the tongue Sharodd (not her real name), to top off talents sung like a professional opera singer, which rung a shiver along small hairs of spine did tingle heard all the way to Lake Woebegone where bachelor farmers did mingle every Christmas, a decreasing number donned Kris Kringle hit with blitzkrieg of yawping brats hoof pranced to bell weather jingle!
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Jun 24, 2018
Jun 24, 2018 at 1:33 AM UTC
Fierce Fictional Fraternal Fallout
That dormant feeling of insecurity arose, when travel journal got ****** adjacent to my tattered (holey tattooed) clothes while I knew with crossed eyes aroused anger from peaceful doze my younger sister felt about her globe trotting exploits, an over expose jour ever since voyaging out on her own after graduating top of her class where mine hatred glows indirectly snidely sneering at ma dough less brother hoboes (a 1979 Methacton High School alumni), unanimously chosen valedictorian dressed in Calvin Klein Harris tweed, couture and silk ***** hose like me prolonging, promoting on par with quasi staff sergeant, who knows artful disciplinarian gingerly launching Cider House rules, asper formerly commanding G.I. Joes and pronouncing, predilection exhaling natural highs no lows traveling solo, with surviving Wilburys, or just mows zing nonchalantly (though a foreigner) with swarthy skin color easily camouflaging as civilian all points on the compass, where minute needle doth nose upon returning home (being honorably feted at once glorious estate of Glen Elm, where she did propose to the Lord Taylor (swiftly), which location situated at 324 Level Road, Collegeville, Pennsylvania 19426), thence a great huzzah a rose an immediate nauseousness welled within from me head tummy smelly toes I did not want to here, or see any details, which would accentuate personal woes popping, snapping, and smarting, and slapping skin raw tib bits, ache'n to yanked strings of mama's heirloom yo-yos! Poet Script: trials and tribulations, visited upon head of young concocted ("FAKE") gusty and gutsy kid sister enterprising ingenue, christened easy on the tongue Sharodd (not her real name), to top off talents sung like a professional opera singer, which rung a shiver along small hairs of spine did tingle heard all the way to Lake Woebegone where bachelor farmers did mingle every Christmas, a decreasing number donned Kris Kringle hit with blitzkrieg of yawping brats hoof pranced to bell weather jingle!
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There's something liberating about watching old men with gray beards and hats read intently from thick books while the world unfolds around them. Their families are gone, along with the desire to chase fast women and fast cash. These aged men of leisure, they are the survivors of war and capitalism, religion and disease. Nothing surprises these old men in their final days of wisdom, and so, it’s quite simple. They read in peace.
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May 13, 2018
May 13, 2018 at 1:03 PM UTC
Read in Peace
windows down twenty over rain pouring in back seats are covered world is ours time to takeover no more fear happiness rediscovered
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Feb 18, 2018
Feb 18, 2018 at 3:18 PM UTC
Takeover
When was the last time you felt the liberating rush of the naked truth?
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Oct 20, 2017
Oct 20, 2017 at 6:40 AM UTC
In the ****
Just sitting. Just writing. Saturday translating. Comfortly feeling. Relaxing this evening. A feeling so captivating. My mind is liberating. Thoughts full imagination. They are the reflection of seduction. When memories feels so alive and intensively. Like dreaming in space so heavenly. The beauty of words reveal our vulnerability. Escape to infinity.
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Feb 6, 2016
Feb 6, 2016 at 1:54 PM UTC
Escape to infinity
So serene, so blissful… So pacific, so liberating… The only sounds that drench my ear- The drops of rain, The gush of the wind, The flow of the river, And, the sound of me, breathing.
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Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 2:08 PM UTC
Tranquility