Mountainous regions are some of the most grandest things I can think of. I’ve been there to an extent once, I hope to travel more in the future. My pop is more lucky to travel, this is a place which he visited years ago which hangs in the living room.
I wish I had a definitive answer for this one, I really really do. But the truth is there can’t be such a one, even you can’t even put your own name as an answer for this one. Our mistakes and flaws, no matter how bad, is what keeps us alive.
Also on another note, I just came back some time ago from watching The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug at a special screening. Good watch. My precious, get it?
One is not always good in expressing loss. You might argue it’s difficult to express love and yet for the same, disappointment is easy.
I read this wonderful article through a friend, which I recommend to be read. Whether you have been in love, fortunate to be in, or still waiting for the missing piece of your life, this will make you ponder. And smile. (and probably feel, but let’s not get there for now)
It is unfulfilled dreams that keep you alive.
Write about a noise — or even a silence — that won’t go away.
For me that’s the sound of loneliness. No, not that one where I’m left in the dark or stranded on an island sort of lonely. You get the idea.
The silent road,
Few people here and there.
As I turned back,
There she came,
The most beautiful one I’ve seen.
Brown skinned, brown wear,
Browner ride, and pitch dark brown hair.
Off she went, without a look
No sight, no turning back,
All that was left, a snap in the head.
“A wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer.” – Bruce Lee
The Nameless One 