Chat log - me and my cousin Ashvin.
Rowan says:
man
Rowan says:
are you sure there's something you aren't telling me?
-=( ^shvin )=- DX says:
me?
Rowan says:
yeah
Rowan says:
like
-=( ^shvin )=- DX says:
oh, I got civil married today
-=( ^shvin )=- DX says:
and my religious wedding
-=( ^shvin )=- DX says:
is on Saturday 6 December
Rowan says:
oh nah I'm not talking about that
Rowan says:
I'm just asking if a dog crapped in front of your door
Rowan says:
or maybe you lost a pen
Rowan says:
WHAT THE FUCK MAN
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Monday, January 28, 2008
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Hope
Hope is born from a single ray of sunshine, piercing through the heavy clouds which have sieged your world. Bursting through the darkness, it illuminates and shines through your heart, making sense of the world and everything else. Hope: the feeling that something beautiful is about to come. To know that the heart will soon be happy, to know that it will soon be full and no longer bleeding. To know that very soon, darkness will be nothing but a lingering feeling. There is no greater joy than to feel your hopes, especially those which were sowed since long, bloom. Breathing and blooming into life, hope becomes joy, and birds of happiness sing amidst flowery gardens.
The hope of another life.
The hope of a better life.
But some hopes, despite having been sowed with deep and true love, do not seem to bloom. And we then realize that we have never truly stepped out of the darkness, and that there is still a heaviness cloaking our hearts. Those hopes... those dead hopes... are never watered again.
Broken hearts... broken hopes.
The hope of another life.
The hope of a better life.
But some hopes, despite having been sowed with deep and true love, do not seem to bloom. And we then realize that we have never truly stepped out of the darkness, and that there is still a heaviness cloaking our hearts. Those hopes... those dead hopes... are never watered again.
Broken hearts... broken hopes.
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