leave - Best Free Stories

WHY DO PEOPLE LEAVE?

It’s interesting how you find yourself alone! They had promised never to leave, maybe the love died!

I Better Take My Leave

It's a sad story to be left alone in this world despite your effort to be a better person. This poem is full of emotion that I can't just live with.

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LEAVE LAND FOR HER

Leave land for Her A realm of beauty Circle and bright Like moon in the sky Surrounded with Ray of star Her beauty on the earth Can compare to bilikisu alaga wura Who spanking than others on the earth With beautiful lips,toes and awo ara Attractive garment adorns her Like that holy Land on the earth– Makkah As she wise as imam Maliki Talented with different strategy Her thought like no other thought Indeed! Thy know has no bounds Under your beauty Other beauties were beautified Your grin is killer of other By seeing your sheen cheek like silver ©ASO,Tijani Innovator onilu 14 April, 2023

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What you keep and what you leave.

We all have a bag. We all pack differently. Some of us are traveling light. Some of us are secret hoarders who've never parted with a memory in our lives. I think we are all called to figure out how to carry our bag to the best of our ability, how to unpack it, and how to face the mess. I think part of growing up is learning how to sit down the floor with all your things and figuring out what to take with you and what to leave behind.

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Luka modric set to leave Madrid for Al Nassr 🧑‍💼

🚨 JUST IN : Al Nassr has offered €45M a year to Luka Modric .. 2 year contract is ready that could reach upto €100M in bonuses, Al Nassr are optimistic that they could reach the agreement in the summer Yeah he is gone 🙂

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Plant leaves nature photography

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Cocoa Leave Nature

This is a Coacoa leave that is common in Africa

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Tulsi leave on sunset

Tulsi, also known as holy basil, is a plant species in the mint family. It is native to India and has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries. Tulsi is considered to be a sacred plant in Hinduism and is often planted in front of homes and temples. It is believed to have medicinal properties and is used to treat a variety of ailments, including stress, fever, and respiratory problems.