For me, living is the same thing as dying, and loving is the same thing as losing, and this does not make me a madwoman; I believe it can make me better at living, and better at loving, and, just possibly, better at seeing. ~ SALLY MANN in: Hold Still: A Memoir with Photographs
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Canlarım, My Lifeblood. Poetry in Turkish and English. Inner Child Press International, Private Edition (December 2019)
this and that, a Hodgepodge of hülya’s . . . Poetry. Inner Child Press International (January 2, 2019)
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hülyaswritings · Amor Fati
hülyaswritings 
Interesting idea, but to be on the positive side, I think I’ll stick with living and loving in the singular positive sense. Good luck to the fate players.
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I am in full agreement with you. Occasionally, I bow before my tendency to push my own limits in thought.
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