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Shravanthi S

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Oh dear, didn't you know A petite hole in the needle is big enough to sew and stitch! Thy tiny holes in the nostril suffices to sustain a livelihood! Then why not believe that potholes in your life too are a blessing in disguise?! #yourquote #holes

Oh dear, didn't you know A petite hole in the needle is big enough to sew and stitch! Thy tiny holes in the nostril suffices to sustain a livelihood! Then why not believe that potholes in your life too are a blessing in disguise?! #yourquote #holes

Hemalatha G

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//Lost, but not There's a hole that's measureless, Inside my vague mind, Being dug by the leaden tests, Of this kooky life, Where the old version of myself slipped. (Caption) //Lost, but not Fear of getting lost in woods would haunt me, Escorting with my broken toys; The hue of the welkin keeps changing, After gazing at me, As my ecstacy becomes brighter and brighter, With the change in shade.

//Lost, but not There's a hole that's measureless, Inside my vague mind, Being dug by the leaden tests, Of this kooky life, Where the old version of myself slipped. (Caption) //Lost, but not Fear of getting lost in woods would haunt me, Escorting with my broken toys; The hue of the welkin keeps changing, After gazing at me, As my ecstacy becomes brighter and brighter, With the change in shade.

Diwa

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dalawang pares ng tsinelas, parehong nakalapag sa may buhanginan; isang pares ay mamahalin; isa nama'y butas-butas; bilisan, bilisan; hablutin ang pares ng magandang tsinelas; hayaan na lamang 'yong pares na luma na't sirang sira. English Translation: two pairs of slippers, both laid out in the sand; one pair is expensive; the other pair is full

dalawang pares ng tsinelas, parehong nakalapag sa may buhanginan; isang pares ay mamahalin; isa nama'y butas-butas; bilisan, bilisan; hablutin ang pares ng magandang tsinelas; hayaan na lamang 'yong pares na luma na't sirang sira. English Translation: two pairs of slippers, both laid out in the sand; one pair is expensive; the other pair is full