Dead Poets Diary. Life is a Story - story.one - Haschke, Pauline
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If an artist falls in love with you, you never die. No, you yourself become art, arisen from the artist's heart. If poetry is all dead and there is only the depth of the hole it left, then this is the last diary of a poet who wanted to set the world free. This is to all the ones who have loved but still lost, to the ones who have lost all their trust.It is for the ones who endured all the pain and managed to keep their heart sane;to the ones who found their peace and the ones with anger to release. For the ones who have been confused and the ones who have known the abuse. For all the people…mehr

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If an artist falls in love with you, you never die. No, you yourself become art, arisen from the artist's heart. If poetry is all dead and there is only the depth of the hole it left, then this is the last diary of a poet who wanted to set the world free. This is to all the ones who have loved but still lost, to the ones who have lost all their trust.It is for the ones who endured all the pain and managed to keep their heart sane;to the ones who found their peace and the ones with anger to release. For the ones who have been confused and the ones who have known the abuse. For all the people that are still dreaming, and the ones that can not stop screaming. Is this your love story, shattered in pieces? Do you still search for the reasons? Or did you stop the defending, and this is your happy ending? This is your own love story and I am pleased that you are joining me. This is not just a diary; these are all the memories of a girl who never stopped to believe.
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Pauline Haschke was born 2004 and is currently studying law at the university of Trier. She loves dancing and she adores music. Her playlists are playing 24/7 and she ist a real booknerd. In addition to that she has always been a dreamer. With 11 she waited for her letter to get into Hogwarts and with 12 she waited for her invitation to Camp Halfblood. The letters never came but the dreams stayed the same. She grew older and the problems of the world got bigger but the thing that never changed was her love for art. She started to believe, that an artists mind can bring peace and beauty to the world, and that is when writing became her passion. It is her way of letting everything out, to process life and to not only help others understand what they are feeling, but also showing them what they mean to her.