true humanity is the ability to understand the
ramifications of what you say
what you do
to another.

a fold of Reality,
a ripple in the water,
that break a solemn quietude
that precipitate the unknown

a hushed whisper across the fields of grass…
the seas of sand shift with the seasons;
but the sky remains, the clouds linger
the cloudiness stays, the confusion ( Read more... )

I guess ( Read more... )

I feel like life is floating away on a balloon, with the kind adult in the balloon sadly waving to me from the sky because I was too slow to enter the balloon with everyone else. I'm just sitting around here, trapped in my own little..box, per se.

green sepals, held tightly in a whorl
cover the tender petals
giving them security, a home to grow in

days pass by
nights pass by
the sun has risen and set many a time
but the petals remain,
while the sepals casually slink backward

the pink leaflets of soft tissue
are the petals that twirl amongst themselves,
puppets of the zephyrs that form in the air
and ( Read more... )

Just...
a little..
push... ahh..
there...
And THERE now the door's opened with a jerk,
and I am finally..
in?
no.
I'm just done with AP tests, final exams, and summer school!
Now onto junior year. Ahem.

"In a perfect world
This could never happen
In a perfect world
You’d still be here

...

I don’t know what I should do now
I don’t know where I should go
I’m still here waiting for you

...

I wish that I could bring you back
I wish that I could turn back time"

I have no words. So I've resorted to quoting...Simple Plan.

This is going to be the hardest summer of my life ( Read more... )

It's interesting how much "changes". However, everything was meant to happen in this way. In a way, last year, I knew what would happen with the people I met last year. Five years ago, I knew who I would still be friends with, who I would get to know better, and who I would never be able to talk with the same way again. It's as if time is pervasive ( Read more... )

Visiting the Body Worlds exhibit in Chicago has assured me that it IS possible to combine artistic rendition with anatomy... The German scientist plastinated real bodies and then cut them with laser beams, which sounds so utterly gross, but then he arranged the pieces to astound the viewer. It was so incredibly wild, different, unique... This guy ( Read more... )

What to do ( Read more... )