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J. M. Salgado Uncategorized December 12, 2015December 12, 2015 1 Minute

Colors come alive when the music starts
The changing shade freezes my heart’s desires
Breathing ends, life begins with the final notes

Still searching…

Waiting

Falling

Heart is beating

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This is for the unraveling thoughts of a Filipina trying to understand the creatively altered life of herself and the environment that she lives in. Learning to live the life through writing. View all posts by J. M. Salgado

Published December 12, 2015December 12, 2015

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Welcoming a new day. There's still a lot to do. I'm going to take each concern one day at a time. ♥️

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Throughout the years, I learned and fully embraced the idea that failures often open up another way for me to do things. It was not easy to let go of my worries and to simply accept my failures. I may have had that bright smile, but my mind could go to the depths of numerous draining moments. Yet, now, I understand that life needs the effort to keep a glowing faith to tomorrow. I may fail now, but it may just be another opportunity to do something better. It may also be a sign to redirect me to a better option.

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