Have you heard the saying “You can never bring back a broken glass?” I sometimes utter these words, especially when I felt the disappointment…You can never bring back a broken glass.
A broken glass will remain broken unless of course reforged (but reforging means another thing…it is death then rebirth), nevertheless, because of this broken glass, we shall pass…because of this broken glass, we shall meet a brick wall telling us,”Hey, you have reached your goal…stop.”
Do you remember the song of Rivermaya? the Liwanag Sa Dilim? The song itself is indeed very inspiring, and brings euphoria sometimes…but isn’t it that these times, we need everybody, if not somebody, to lighten up the communities in darkness that we are, once again in the path of light?
If it is only possible…
This is actually nothing…just that I wanted to post this blog.
What if you have a past, that is some sort of disturbing? What would you do? Perhaps the best thing is to bury it, under the ground, and forget about it…
But what if, this past haunts you once more, but this time you “fall” for it?
If you are to spend the rest of your life with that someone, what would you tell this person? Would you say, that “I love you”? or say something else.
A so-called so-close “friend” of a friend of mine (for short…ewan), told me something in a hilarious manner (like a joke or something)– not really special but something that is annoying. That we are not even that close, or something(sorry, I really did not get the real thing…)
Anyway, this blog is not yet finished… (and I guess I will never finish this).
What I can tell you is that not all things should be expressed in front of somebody just to say that “Hey, I care for you.” Rather, it is more likely to be appreciated by some people when you do it off the cam.
“…It is all to sweet to last,”- Vanessa Carlton “White Houses”
