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Love And Love: The Best Gift Of Life

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Life is always short and sweet. Life is short to stress yourself with people who don’t even deserve your present in their life. Life will be complicated when we think it’s hard to face. The true fact is life is too beautiful and interesting thing that is created by suspense. Nothing last forever so make every moment special. Life is always divided into happiness and sadness. Life is love. First love changes the nature but last love changes your life. The best gift in life is by knowing we have someone who loves us unconditionally, who can make us laugh, who are there to listen our problems and warms our heart. Everyone in this world have to understand that life is as a book. When someone leaves us it’s only the end of a chapter not the end of our story. Some people make us strong by hurting and leaving us. Some people make us better by loving and staying in our life. When we get attracted to someone we will realize what love is but when that someone starts avoiding us then we will realize what life is. Love is the miracle of life. The happiest days in my life were the days I grabbed my mother’s hand as a cute little girl. My dad was my first hero and his care was priceless gift of my life. I cannot think any need in childhood as strong as my dad’s protection. When I was young I didn’t know that one day I would lose my smile. As I grew up, my life changed and full of bitter experience and painful moments. I have lost my close friends and many people during my school finals.

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