A Tragic Story

You can guess the plan: Densher will trick Milly into thinking he loves her. The brilliant plan failed to account for one detail: Instead, she was locked away in a psych ward, essentially pushed into her insanity.

I followed the main character Sophie from her gardens in India to the gloom of London, and back again. Over the years, life will give you many reasons to just sit around and do some soul searching, quiet reflection, read a little, and maybe get a little emotional and let it all out.

Words are powerful, and they can help us heal broken hearts and broken spirits.

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A Tragic Story

You will not blame them. You will be the first to call off the relationship. You hold your sibling when they cry, or you try to. You learn not to cry when they pull your hair on a long car ride. You stop comparing yourself to them.

But he says Bucky never acted bitter, mean, or violent. Time and time again after being tricked, robbed, shit on, and abused, he merely dusted himself off and came back naively seeking kindness. She tiptoes when you wish she would just walk.

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You get too close, things get too real, and she runs. She has tennis shoes on stand by. Even on the days you feel numb inside from the performance of it all. And then maybe cry some more. My cheap new shirt was still in my backpack; suddenly it seemed very cheap and very new. I thought about my ex-lover, who now had a movie coming out. She did not have to live in a house with a bunch of alcoholics; she had met famous actors and did not have to buy cheap shirts. How does she do it? To be hot is to be afforded the luxury of having not be anything else.

Female hotness is the ultimate aspiration. Maybe I would hate it less if I were hot, if I was profiting off the system, the game. But, you know, I think I could be hot.

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I could devote my life to being hot. I took a deep breath. I saw your smile. The gap in between your two front teeth, just like mine. This imperfection in my smile that reminds me of you. It is human to want love and to want to be taken care of and to want to take care of someone else. What if you could live a life that would make YOU jealous? Open a page to start your day, frame a page that inspires you to keep living, share a page with a friend who needs support, or leave one behind for a complete stranger to brighten their day.

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A website by Thought. Sad stories will make you cry, but they will also make you contemplate life in a way that can be very rewarding. We all have to trudge through the darker aspects of existence. A Tragic Story There lived a sage in days of yore, And he a handsome pigtail wore; But wondered much and sorrowed more, Because it hung behind him. He mused upon this curious case, And swore he'd change the pigtail's place, And have it hanging at his face, Not dangling there behind him.

I'll turn me round," - he turned him round; But still it hung behind him. Then round and round, and out and in, All day the puzzled sage did spin; In vain - it mattered not a pin - The pigtail hung behind him. And right and left and round about, And up and down and in and out He turned; but still the pigtail stout Hung steadily behind him.

And though his efforts never slack, And though he twist and twirl, and tack, Alas!

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Still faithful to his back, The pigtail hangs behind him. Rooster Cogburn To reply, click a comment. Rooster Cogburn - Amazing An intriguing conundrum, cleverly conveyed! I am so glad to read the whole poem by William Makepeace, Thackeray. I can now recite this to my 'little' grandchildren. It was an old music text book used by elementary school children.

We showed it to our grandmother who could read music and sing from sheet music.