e martë, 16 shtator 2008 @12:47 p.d.
Well, time sure passes so fast that i wish i had more.another day has just passed.Well, i once thought i had seen the cutest, nicest and best and irreplacable but i was proven wrong.. At this age. such things are nearly always far from being possible no matter how much we think things will be smooth and cool. Today alone i thought i just saw another but hmmm comes back to the basis of appearance VS reality. Thus in conclusion, sometimes through hyperbole, one may succeed in conveying one's feelings but at the same time one unconsciously deludes onself and says the best when situations are similar to being in a utopian place. However, when we experienced a dystopia, we see how it is such an unfamiliar situation to us. One may say that it is how one handles the changing phase but it is ironically that phase that one loses control. Blame it on fate or destiny or whatever one may know it as. As much one may love to be in utopia, one must realize the cost of attaining that utopia. it may be a small cost or it may even such a drastic cost that may leave a scar. One may then want to find a replacement and may be impressed and deluded and amazed and comforted and glad of getting replacement to what one is used to have but when the truth comes alive, one then becomes utterly disappointed and a great sense of pathos is created within oneself. The cycle may seem to end but truth is it will never end no matter what or how one think it might. This is showcased in the settlement of the masses.They may still experience unfamiliaritywith what is going on but one can safely say uncoditional love i the ultimate emotion that one can never have. The best one can is to have something similar or what they percept as "unconditional love" which then leads to the idea of acceptance, forgiving, compromising and may more..Thus, in conclusion, what we deem is great is what we percept as right and great.
♥ you and i both loved
