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Lonely

It's evening again ,the house is still empty,the heart still aching. When will this grief end ,you would think I would let someone in ,but I can't not after the last one.All people do is hurt ,so I'd rather be alone than hurt . I'd rather face the loneliness each day than be completely shattered by someone who will bring happiness .I choose to be lonely but for my own good

Writing Captivates Heart not Eyes..

As a lover falling in love with his soul mate at first sight, my heart skips a beat when I get closer to read those delicious pieces of Writing... I'm really...really obsessed with the delicacy of taste and I enjoy almost every piece I read! Then why am I not reading everything? Everything? Um...a bit difficult..Isn't it? We all have different taste buds..Yes..My taste bud is connected to my sweet cheesy heart by a strong cable...(lol) So whenever I dedicate my time for reading, my finger tips s

A heart in shadow

"A Heart in Shadows" is a poignant poem that explores the themes of sadness, grief, and loss. The speaker describes a heart consumed by darkness and shadows, searching for peace and respite from emotional pain. The poem delves into the intense feelings of melancholy and heartbreak, creating a haunting and introspective atmosphere.

Matters Of The Heart❤️

This talks about how the heart takes the risk to love

3 Medicinal Plants That Can Be Used To Treat Malaria And How To Use Them

According to The Guardian , researchers reveal that extracts of certain plants such as bitter leaf, lemon grass, neem, cashew and African star apple contain phytochemicals that have the potential to treat malaria. Keep reading this article to learn detailedly 3 of such medicinal plants that have great anti-malaria properties and how to use them. 1. Cashew According to a 2015 Medicinal Plant Research of Ekiti State University, the leaves and bark extracts of cashew (Anacardium occidentale) contai

Heart disease

It is the blog of heart disease in the world

HEART- BREAKING PHONE CALL (fiction)

HEART- BREAKING PHONE CALL (fiction) is a short story of a man named Thomas who got rejected, after an interview, in hope for success

Eating Avocados Twice a Week is Linked With bringing down Heart Disease by 16-22%

Eating Avocados Twice a Week is Linked With bringing down Heart Disease by 16-22% Eating at least two servings of avocado week by week was related with a lower chance of cardiovascular illness, and subbing avocado for specific fat-containing food sources like spread, cheddar, or handled meats was related with a lower hazard of cardiovascular sickness occasions, as per new exploration. Avocados contain dietary fiber, unsaturated fats particularly monounsaturated fat (solid fats), and other great

Young Lizzy

Story of a young girl who had to face the full forces of wickedness at her young age

Story of Heart Health

The Main issue: An Excursion to Heart HealthEmma generally considered herself sound. She ate a decent eating routine, practiced infrequently, and kept her feelings of anxiety sensible. Nonetheless, at 45, she began encountering windedness and gentle chest torments. Concerned, she chose to visit her doctor.After a progression of tests, Emma was determined to have hypertension and raised cholesterol levels. Her PCP made sense of that these were critical gamble factors for coronary illness. Emma wa

words From the Brain to the heart

Out on the road to self discovery My legs so weak, I can't walk, The journey is long So I take the wheel chair But the earth is quicksand Slowly Eating up my wheels Which is now too stiff to be wheeled So I sit back waiting to be swallowed My worse fears coming to life right before my eyes Maybe I should cry for help No no no I should be strong and man up At least that is what is expected of me It really hurts but I don't see other men Crying out I guess I too can be strong I can also be a man.

If tomorrow starts without me

If tomorrow starts without me Know that I'm just as lonely Know I feel nothingness inside me Know it's just as scary The day came the same The water flow the same Sky surrounds us the same But why it doesn't feel the same? If tomorrow starts without me Would u look for me on the couch beside you? where I used to sleep Would u see my reflection on the the mirror? That mesmerized me Would you keep my crown? which is broken now If tomorrow starts without me Would u realize I'm still here Just not a

Healing a Broken Heart: A Comprehensive Guide

Breaking up with someone we love can be one of the most painful experiences in life. It can leave us feeling lost, confused, and completely shattered. The emotional pain of a broken heart can be overwhelming, and it may feel like it will never heal. However, with time and effort, it is possible to heal a broken heart and move on to a happier and healthier future. The first step in healing a broken heart is accepting the pain and allowing yourself to grieve. It is natural to feel a range of emoti

The power of love: unveiling the mystery of the human heart

The Power of Love: Unveiling the Mystery of the Human Heart Introduction Love is a universal language that transcends boundaries, cultures, and generations. It is a complex mix of emotions, actions, and feelings that has been debated, explored, and experienced by humanity for centuries. From the sweet whispers of a lover's embrace to the selfless acts of kindness, love has the power to transform lives, heal wounds, and bring people together. In this article, we will delve into the mystery of lov

"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."

"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." -Nelson Mandela

Daytime naps improve memory and cut the risk of heart attacks.

Scientists found that people who napped for 30 to 90 minutes had better word recall – which is a sign of good memory – than people who did not nap or who napped for longer than 90 minutes. People who napped for that golden 30 to 90 minutes were also better at figure drawing, another sign of good cognition. One theory explaining poor cognition in those who take longer naps: Resting more during the day may be a sign of poor quality nighttime sleep, according to Gamaldo. “In the study, naps longer than 90 minutes could have been called ‘a second sleep.’” This poor quality nighttime sleep – the kind that requires extra-long napping during the day – can lead to cognitive problems, she adds. ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯

When It Comes To Losing And Not Having A Child

Losing someone we cared about, especially someone close to us, feels like a dagger piercing our heart, causing sorrow every time our heart beats.

Text messaging program linked to improved lifestyle risk factors for heart attack survivors

A text informing program effectively upheld, educated and persuaded individuals after a cardiovascular failure on the most proficient method to forestall a subsequent coronary episode, as per new exploration distributed today in the American Heart Association's companion investigated diary Circulation. Concentrate on members showed minor enhancements in sound way of life measures following a year, in spite of the fact that members had no upgrades in accepting drugs as recommended. As per the Ame

The day after tomorrow.

Through this day, you absconded with my heart. Tearing me slowly apart, with your eyes trembling, and ready to let me go. And I, always ready. Waiting for you to revert to someone who you was. Today you said goodbye, but still my arms are open for you. Let me remind you the things that we have done together. Those nights that was deleterious for me to face, you protected me. Those days when I was facing dilemmas, you solved it for me. At times that I was facing almost my death, you tried to make

Hopeful Bird Heals Lonely Heart

In a quaint village, an elderly man named Samuel, burdened by loneliness, discovers a wounded bird with a broken wing. His compassionate care for the bird, whom he names "Hope," brings newfound purpose to his life. As he nurses Hope back to health, an unspoken bond forms, and their story unfolds against the backdrop of changing seasons. Samuel's act of kindness and the bird's recovery become a heartwarming tale of resilience, transformation, and the enduring power of hope.