The world through her eyes

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if you love me, let me know.

you’re my goodmorning.

i’m your goodnight.

you’re my hello.

i’m your goodbye.

what are we?

friends?

lovers?

this stupid game of love is frustrating. 

if you love me, just let me know.

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i’m a coward.

it’s true.

they say love is about taking risks.

and that you will never know unless you try.

but i admit-

i’m a coward. 

i’m a sucker for you, but a coward.

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i’m scared.

if i open up to you.

if i allow you to break down the walls i’ve built around my heart.

if i let you in completely in my life.

i’ve been hurt a couple of times before.

and i’m scared.

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i’m tired.

if you love me, 

let me know.

i’ve come to a point 

in my life where i 

just want to be sure.

i don’t want to waste 

my time, energy and love

if in the end, 

this is nothing.

that this means na-da.

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what are we?

more than friends, less than lovers.

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with you (avec toi)

with you,

it is certain,

yet at the same time,

so uncertain.

maybe i like you?

maybe i love you?

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finding solitude

back after 2 years.

ready to scribble my thoughts.

hoping to find inner peace,

with myself, for myself, by myself.

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A song from me to you

Saw this talented young boy playing lead in the streets of Hong Kong!

He smiled when he saw me taking pictures. He’s traveling Asia.

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We’re just kids

Looking at children playing around..

Don’t you just feel a little old? You can’t help it but sometimes think how life would be if we.. were kids all over again.

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Just like the old times

A deaf-mute couple posing.

I really love this photo because it shows just how cute they are together. Despite the difficulties, they can still manage.

The lady approached us and signed if we could take a photo of them. I couldn’t help but get touched by this. 

So much respect.

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To live for one more day

We decided to go to Jollibee for lunch but when we got there, it was really crowded. Every single table was occupied except for one where an old lady was sitting. The seats around her were vacant so we decided to join her. I thought she was waiting for someone until I realized that she was given a set of a meal by the Filipinas on the other side of the table. We continued on with our meal and we noticed that she finished hers really fast. After that, she mentioned in Chinese that she is thankful to be able to live and survive for one more day. She was really grateful.

The lesson I learned from this specific situation is that we are blessed enough to have food on our table and to even have the option of choosing where to eat, while some people don't have a choice.