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ورد الياسمين :

بعض الأماكن في القلب لا تُمنح لأحدٍ بالصدفة، ولا تُغيّرها المسافات ولا تُنهيها الأيام..🌷🌷🤝

2026-10-09 17:29:39

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🕯️LINDEN CANDLES🕯️ :

بعضالاماكن قد اقفلت بما فيها ورمي مفتاحها في نهر جاري

2026-10-09 22:21:18

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naimael1310 :

هناك زاوية بالقلب لا يصلها احد..عصية..متمردة..هي مستقر لمن لم ننجح في نسيانهم…🙏🙏🌹🌹

2026-10-11 21:15:15

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المها السديري💞 :

للاياام تقلباتها ولك في داخلي مكان عصيي على الرحيل،،،🌺🌺🥰

2026-10-09 19:14:47

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ana2025 :

«كأن كلماتك قنديل عتيقٌ أُشعل في ليلة مظلمةٍ، وأزاح وحشة الطريق وملأ الروح طمأنينة ويقيناً.. أو كملجأٍ آمن تستريح به الروح من عناء الطرق الموحشة. لله درّهذا الحرف الوفي الذي يعرف كيف يلامس شغاف الروح بمثل هذا الحنان الباذخ. دمت قلباً عصيّاً على كل تقلبات الزمان 🤍🤍»

2026-10-11 10:56:10

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differentccdd :

مرسي على الكلام الجميل، الله يسعدك بالغايب و يرجعه لك بالسلامة،، القلب يحب مرات، لكن يعشق مره، تحياتي

2026-10-11 22:36:44

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