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Gratitude

January 20, 2019March 26, 2019 Ilona VaidaLeave a comment

for everything I've lost and found again everything I lost and learned to live without

Posted in Life, PoetryTagged advice, Creative, gratitude, happy, inspiration, joy, Life, love, motivation, poem, Poetry, Poetry Blog, poetryblog, Uncategorized, writing

The Present 3/3

December 14, 2018December 16, 2018 Ilona VaidaLeave a comment

I live for the hardships and nerves, pushes and plans and small victories everything is happening in its perfect, perfect way

Posted in PoetryTagged adventure, Art, artist, Blogger, Creative, Happiness, happy, joy, Life, poem, Poetry, poetryblog, toofarfromthesun, writing

Hunger

November 6, 2018November 6, 2018 Ilona VaidaLeave a comment

I want to live all that I can

Posted in Life, PoetryTagged advice, Art, beauty, Blogger, creativity, happy, inspiration, Life, poem, Poetry, Poetry Blog, self, Uncategorized, Writer, writing

The life of the artist

October 24, 2018October 26, 2018 Ilona VaidaLeave a comment

When no matter how far You may wander You will always find your way back To yourself.

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Posted in Art, Life, PoetryTagged advice, Art, artist, artschool, college, Creative, creativity, dance, dancer, dreams, growing, happy, inspiration, Life, music, poem, Poetry, theater

Radical Thought

October 13, 2018October 26, 2018 Ilona Vaida1 Comment

Life is weird, confusing and will never be the same as it is now. So try to enjoy it, I guess?

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Posted in LifeTagged advice, creativity, dreams, happy, inspiration, Life, lifestyle, musical theatre, stress, student

Unfortunate events

September 30, 2018October 26, 2018 Ilona Vaida1 Comment

Moments are worth losing a few things

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Posted in PoetryTagged adventure, adventurepoetry, happy, joy, Life, moon, Ocean, poem, Poetry, Poetry Blog, poetryblog, Sea, Travel, wildwoman

Love

September 23, 2018October 26, 2018 Ilona Vaida1 Comment

Love stretches you, pushes you Bends you, cuts you open Rearranges the parts and sews you back together So you'll never be the same again.

Posted in PoetryTagged advice, beauty, happy, Life, love, lovepoetry, poem, Poetry, romance, Travel, wisdom

For the girls who are too much

September 12, 2018August 21, 2019 Ilona Vaida2 Comments

...keep your neck long to gaze at the stars and your fingertips coated from trying to reach them.

Posted in UncategorizedTagged advice, creativity, feministpoetry, girl, happy, Life, literature, motivation, philosophy, poem, Poetry, strong, wild, wildwoman, woman, words, writing

September

August 24, 2018August 22, 2020 Ilona VaidaLeave a comment

The caramel roofs on white stone houses, walks with nowhere to be, the town that comes alive with joy, good things take time to arrive

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Posted in Life, Poetry, TravelTagged happy, Health, inspiration, lifestyle, Mediterranean, nature, poem, Poetry, Spain, Travel, TravelPoetry

Reflections on London, Ireland and Berlin

July 2, 2018August 21, 2019 Ilona VaidaLeave a comment

Saying goodbye is the worst part of traveling

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Posted in Life, TravelTagged adventure, advice, Backpacking, Berlin, Culture, happy, inspiration, Ireland, Life, lifestyle, London, motivation, Travel, travel blog, Travel inspiration, Wanderlust

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