Live your own life
The ant does not desire to live the life of a butterfly. The dog was never even jealous of the lion.
The elephant did not sigh longingly at the sight of the parrot flying in the sky.
When the crow heard Quill's music, he did not long to sing like it. Not ordinary black stone like sculpture....!!!
A bed is not like a chair...!!!
Of the fruits of the same tree, not one is like the other....!!!
A mother is like one of her womb children
No one else...!!!
Female body is not like male body....!!!
@ Today is not like yesterday...!!! Tomorrow is not like today.....!!!
It lives its own life!!!
Why are you only jealous.....???
Why are you next?
Do you see...???
Why are you the only one crying...???
Why are you sorry.....??? Why are you sighing?
Are you leaving.....???
your life
Special.....!!!
You belong to the next
Can't sleep...!!!
to sleep
You can't eat for the next person's hunger...!!!
You belong to the next
Can't live life...!!!
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