Jealousy is a futile and useless energy.
Love is strong.
Stay steadfast.
K
When the day is over
I will not regret
Loving you with all my heart
There's nothing wrong in that
I wouldn't know how to love you only 30%
I only know 100% or nothing at all
Whether it turns out right or wrong
Love is love
Even if I suddenly leave the world as I know it
Without achieving the things in life which I want
Being neglected, unneeded, avoided
It doesn't change love
I just won't be happy like I imagined
But love is love.
I'll manage my heart.
It's mine to manage.
"I wish I were the last one you message at night before you close your eyes. And the first one you think of when you wake up.
"I wish you would give up on some things which I dislike.
Would you do it if I asked you to?
Am I important enough to ask for that?"
Things that keep me awake.
Where do I belong?
When I cry who's going to hear?
Where do I belong?
Who will love and protect me?
Where is my place?
Who will comfort my sore heart?
Where is my place?
Who will place me as top priority?
Who am I?
What have I done?
There are people who own latest smart phones but can't be bothered reading content from their phones. I wonder why?
I've helped to purchase the phones, spent time sourcing for the phone covers, spent money buying them and spent effort putting on the screen protectors. I wonder why did I bother?
These people ask questions but are uninterested in getting an answer. Or they don't read their phones to catch up with stuff happening during the day, and subsequently ask repeated questions. I wonder why do they bother?
They ask questions and then their eyes are glued to the TV. I wonder why I bothered to reply their questions?
Everyone is busy. So am I. I'm really sleep deficient now and stressed out too, but I'm still writing this entry without anyone to read this. I wonder what's wrong with me?
Physically. Emotionally.
All my muscles are over worked.
Is this the beginning of my end?
Perhaps.
The social face and the face inside are now on opposite ends of the spectrum.
Its getting hard to smile at the world.
Life drains you out sometimes. (Sometimes?)
Tmr's forecast - grim outlook. Failing heart muscle.
Way to go Poserpup. Great how your life turned out from slogging all these years.
Loser.
Who will save me from this turmoil?
I thought it would be forever.
I thought we would be happy.
Only my pillows know the anguish I feel.
Yes I'm troubled. And having insomnia.
Is there any drug that could cure all these? I'd also need it to make me smarter.
My favourite time of the day is the Evening.
Took a stroll this evening for a much needed a dose of happy. Amber skies, amber glow bouncing off the rustling leaves, everything seems much more beautiful that way. People seem more relaxed too - from their faces you can tell they're soaking up the moment like I was.
The gusts of wind felt so refreshing. I like how they try and lift me up to tell me "it's going to be okay". My hair, my tee, flapping in the wind, blowing off my lethargy and bad emos.
The skies darkened. I sticked an earphone in my head and put on a soothing tune. The colours in the sky began to take on pink and purple hues. The colours melded together and orchestrated the end of another day. A tinge of sadness set in, still masked by all that excitement in the skies.
I stand in awe of nature's beauty everyday. The lovely scene heals me.
I think my grammar is all over the place in today's post. But I think I'm not gonna fix it. Too tired now.
Life isn't about money.
It's not the colour of your hair.
It doesn't matter what you wear.
It's not about matching shoes to pants.
Not about the varnish on your nails.
Not about your occupation, reputation, your position.
It's about you. It's passion, honesty, trust.
It's how you love yourself and how you share your love.
It's the beauty in beautiful things, and also the beauty in ugly ones.
It's time you spent not regretting, yet not forgetting the things you do - words you said - places you've been.
It's about now. Life's about this - and this is life.
There was a box of carton, designed to hold an array of buttons. Fabric ones, plastic ones, and metal ones embellished with fancy gems, the buttons were colorful and seemed to dance around in their partitioned spaces like youths at a discotheque.
The dressmaker was very intrigued by this collection of buttons. "This is interesting," she would think to herself, "I could use this for a gown, this for a shirt, the other for a blouse with matching ribbon trimming". The dressmaker spent days sorting, categorizing, and then reorganizing her box of buttons.
Years went on and the dressmaker produced many well-loved pieces for her distinguished clientele, often finished with buttons from the same carton box, for decorative purposes or for their functionality. The dressmaker was so pleased with her box of buttons she would recommend a variety of designs to customers, show them off to her colleagues, and also the boy at the newspaper stand who has a penchant for small shiny objects. The button box was her best assistant at work.
Eventually button designs began to run out. Each time working on new projects, the dressmaker had to ponder longer and harder on the type and placement of the buttons to perfect her outfits. The leftover buttons began to restrict the way certain clothes were finished, having bigger influence on the creative designs by the dressmaker.
One day the dressmaker made a visit to the store for sewing supplies. The storekeeper directed her to the shelves where she could get more buttons. The dressmaker chanced upon a new carton of buttons filled with all new and never seen before designs. Amazed by her new buttons, she kept popping the box lid up stealing glances at the new buttons. "With this new box of buttons, my work can be interesting again!"
At the workshop, the dressmaker immediately removed the old button box from her workstation. She emptied the box of its few odd numbered buttons, and slid them in a packet then dropped it into her handbag so she could give it to the boy at the newspaper stand the next time she sees him. "He would be quite happy receiving the buttons. There were sparkly ones in there" she chuckled.
The newly purchased button box was set in the spot where the dressmaker used to put the old one. "And what to do with this?" she held the old carton box up to the light. "It's corners are dented, torn on one side and started to yellow from frequent use. This box looks boring and it's empty anyway..."
The dressmaker strolled to the storeroom and opened the door. She fumbled for the switches to turn on the dim tungsten lamp, frowned as she looked around for an unoccupied spot, then flung the old carton box into it. "I'll come back to this boring old box when I find a need for it."
The dressmaker switched off the light and closed the door, going about her chores to unpack and organize her new box of buttons. She did not know that in several months to come she would forget about the old, empty and boring carton box, leaving it to rot in the humid and narrow storeroom. It's fate was with the roaches and silverfish, never reunited with the dressmaker again.
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