Sailing Quotes Novels & Stories

Sabay punas ko sa luha ko. "Hmmm...." Habang nag-iisip ng sasabihin sa'kin. Hindi na rin ako nagsalita at hinintay ko lang ang sasabihin niya sa'kin. "Ah, ito Adi maganda 'to." Sabay ngiti ng malapad sa akin. "Cry, forgive, learn, move on, and let your tears water the seed of your future happiness it was quoted by Steve Maraboli." Somewhat it made me calm.

Lumabas na ang mga personal na kwento—childhood memories, hobbies, travel experiences. “Elias,” ani Marco, “I heard you love sailing. Totoo ba?” “Yes,” sagot niya. “It clears my mind. Wala kang maririnig kundi hangin at alon. It reminds me why I work hard.” “Wow. I’d love to try that someday,” sabi ni Marco. “Maybe you can take us with you one of these days?” Nag-isip sandali si Elias, saka tumango. “Why not? It would be nice to share that experience.”

Nakangiti ang matanda habang nakatingin sa dagat at tila may inaalala mula sa nakaraan. “Mommy! Come here! Letʼs swim with us!” tawag sa kaniya ni Liven mula sa hindi kalayuan. “Mamaya na lang ako, anak!” sigaw niya pabalik. “Basta lagi mong tatandaan na hindi matatawag na pag-ibig kung hindi ka masasaktan. Mahiwag ito, puno ng ibaʼt-ibang kahulugan at pakiramdam. Tandaan mo rin na ito ay walang hinihinginh kapalit, at higit sa lahat ang mas maganda ay iniibig ka rin niya pabalik. Mahirap mag-isa sa gitna ng dagat.”

“I’m glad ikaw ang nakasama ko sa parasailing na ito.” “So do I.” Jeremie smiled. “That’s why you should learn to move on, to keep moving forward without any rush. Take your time. Make good memories. So that when one day you’ll leave, you’ll be like that sunset. Your brightness will forever be remembered those whom you made happy.”