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an open book with the words maybe, when we're ready, we'll meet again

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an open book with the words i will wait for you like the sand waits for the sea come back to me

an open book sitting on top of a table next to a window covered in blinds

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an open book with the words let's meet again, for the first time

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a quote from rupa kaur about perhaps the sadest of all people are those who live waiting for someone they've not even sure exits

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a black and white drawing of a heart with flowers on it, in the center is a quote from rupi kaur that reads what is stronger than the human heart which

13 Poems From "Milk and Honey" Every Young Woman Needs To Read

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a jar filled with honey sitting on top of a wooden table next to a bee

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two hands making the v sign with their fingers and saying do you need me or do you need someone there is a difference

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a poem written in black and white with an image of a flower on the side

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Don't mistake personality for character. "I tremble at the thought of being in love with a tiny part of someone and mistaking it for the whole."-- Rupi Kaur

a black and white drawing of a flower with a quote from rumi kaur

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a drawing with the quote if you were born with the weakness to fall, you were born with the strength to rise

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a white sheet with the words you must want to spend the rest of your life with yourself first

by poet Rupi Kaur, from her book "Milk and Honey"