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MEMORIES...


Sweet moments stored forever in a heart - Memories, are like the pearls stored in a sea, shine stored in the sun and twinkle stored in a star. Memories aren't built intentionally but the moments you enjoy to the fullest turn into sweet memories the next moment. Some of them give you pain, some give pleasure. Yet, the combination of both becomes the most memorable part of your life. Memories need not be written or photographed all the time. They just need to be remembered and cared forever. Not mind, but heart is the best place to hold memories. Memories can be made unforgettable when stored in the core of your heart. They're like evaporating water. You turn off the heat or see those evaporating. Never let your ego or anger turn into heat and evaporate the memories. No matter bitter or sad, memories always make you realize who you were, how you were and helps you create a better you today...

 ©Anindita Janhabee Swaro
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  1. Anonymous12 November 2019 at 02:49

    Right. Memories make us who we are. They shape us. This piece of yours is very calming and instigating. Keep writing forever and always. Here's a fan of yours :)

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