The poets and philosophers I once loved had it wrong. Death does not come to us all, nor does the passage of time dim our memories and reduce our bodies to dust. Because while I was considered dead, and a headstone had been engraved with my name, in truth my life was just beginning. L.j. Smith
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  1. I told you. You don't love someone because of their looks or their clothes or their car. You love them because they sing a song only your heart can understand.
  2. People Die...Beauty Fades...Love Changes...And You Will Always Be Alone
  3. I want him to love me as much as I love him.
  4. I'm as cruel as life. As cruel as love.
  5. There is nothing frightening in the dark if you just face it.
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