Reminisce Quotes Mga Nobela at Kwento

"I think we're meant to each other." Lumakas lalo ang tawa ni Jade. "Sinabi ko na rin 'yon?" "May amnesia ka ba talaga? Why do you still remember those lines?" "Mahalaga siguro sa akin ang taong sinabihan ko niyon." Biglang natahimik si Jade. "I just wished that the rain won't wash away those memories I have spent with you."

At sa mahinang hangin, isang boses ang bumulong: “If love can resurrect, so can I.” To love something that was built to forget — is to teach it how to remember.

“Missed what?” “This,” sagot niya, bahagyang kumaway sa hangin sa pagitan namin. “You being like this.” Hindi ko agad alam kung paano iyon tatanggapin—o kung tatanggapin ko ba. “If you’re here to reminisce,” sabi ko, mas naging malamig ang tono ko, “you’re wasting both of our time.” Ngumiti siya, pero may kakaiba sa mga mata niya ngayon.

Kinuha ko rin ang cellphone ko at kinunan siya ng larawan. "Remembrance, baka kasi pag gising mo... Limot mo na ako." ***

Nandoon ang mga nakaraang hindi na nila mababalik at mga nakaraang iiwan na lamang sa limot. Memories, like fragments of a forgotten melody, weave the tapestry of our lives. They are the elusive ghosts of our yesterdays, lingering in the recesses of our minds, waiting to be summoned by a scent, a song, or a fleeting glimpse of the familiar. The past, with its palette of emotions and experiences, shapes who we are today. In the quiet moments, we find ourselves drifting back, tracing the contours of our memories like fingers on an old, weathered photograph.

Hindi ko siya niligawan sa tunay na kahulugan ng salita pero pwede ko naman gawin ngayon. “Have you been like that before?” tanong niya sa akin. “I can’t remember everything. It’s always shaded. Some parts from a year ago, I remember. Some are still hiding behind like thin smoke.” “Thin smoke. Interesting…” “Can we change the subject of this talk?” she asked, then leaned on her chair. She started to relax.

Pagbalik ko he's sleeping, I wake him up para makakain at maka-inom ng gamot. “I wish I did these kind of things before, taking care of you whenever you're sick. I wasted six years.” Tumingin siya sa akin. “We can't turn back time. All we have to do is move on.” Hindi na ako sumagot, I can move on from the pain but I can't move on from the memories we made. Tumayo ako at akmang ibabalik lang ang mga kalat sa kusina pero he stop me.

makahulugang tanong ni Axel. “If there is something I should remember, I can remember it no matter how long it has passed. And I have no recollection of what you're referring to, so it's clear that it's none.” Hindi nagsalita agad si Axel ngunit makalipas ang ilang saglit ay saka ito muling nagsalita. “What if you don't remember because you weren't paying attention?”

He jokingly said, natawa sila sa inusal ng matanda but my face remained serious. Really, Senior? “I hope I didn’t offend you, ija. I just remembered the old days..” He said, as if reminiscing every moment of Izo and I. He could go on and on about it, dahil hanggang alaala nalang din naman siya. I would never go through that hell again.

It’s almost like we’re just reminiscing about the past. It’s not an issue to me at all. Those places we go to are usually quiet so I have no problems with it. The silence is not making the atmosphere awkward at all. Instead, we get busy reminiscing that we don’t even talk to each other anymore. She would usually speak just to remind me that in that place, we did something stupid there, we did something memorable here and stuffs. I just listen to her because all of the things she’s mentioning are still intact in my head. I can remember it well as if it just happened yesterday. I would hear her laugh softly every time. And that’s making my heart melt.