Liselle Moncherie

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Liselle Moncherie

I keep saying" I don't give a Damn" but I really do care

Friday, April 1, 2011 @ 10:41 PM | 4 Comment(s)

It's runaway from these lies back to yesterday~

I'm sick,I'm fed up,I'm curious,I'm confused!!! Whenever I broke up with someone I will say "I don't give a damn!" but the real thing is..I still care..They have some pieces of my heart that still remains although I already preserved my heart in the gallery of the broken hearts..

LIES BRING FAKE HAPPINESS WHILE REALITY BRINGS REAL PAIN
SUGAR IS SWEET,MEDICINES ARE BITTER,
SUGAR IS POISON WHILE MEDICINES IS THE CURE

Life's short so make it sweet eyh?
Sorry I wasn't good enough..No one is perfect
It's hard to find the true beauty that actually comes from the inside~

So long and Goodbye

4 comments | Leave Your Thoughts

Lily SAID ON April 2, 2011 at 12:33 AM

Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder.
Put up recent comments, will you? xD

Liselle MonCherie SAID ON April 2, 2011 at 1:23 AM

put up recent comment?how?

Lily SAID ON April 2, 2011 at 1:48 AM

Here a link about labelling :
http://ilishaheera.blogspot.com/2011/04/how-to-lables.html

Amira Faiza SAID ON March 17, 2012 at 8:45 AM

i love this entry. your word is beautiful, young lady :)

"I'm just a poet in a non Shakespeary era,Just a poet who wants to be heard Just a poet who carves her soul on papersJust another poet who uses her hand to speakJust a poet who only talk when it is necessary. I read people, that's what I do "

I'm living with too many names, but Liselle Moncherie is a name for my writings.Bleh I'm not good enough to tell about myself..well I'm a very unexpected person,can be both happy and sad at the same time, I do believe in happy endings, eventhough life seems to be a bit opposite of being happy
I believe that sometimes money can bring happiness M.I.A.M.I= Money Is A Major Issue
If you find me interesting then join me :PI am a REALIST.

Here is where my heart carvings are carved with the magical keyboard,my writings are loud

I use my hand to speak

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