This may sound strange but I kinda liked the wording I used in an email the other day. I felt like I actually put my thoughts into words. So I thought that I would share it with you guys. It's kinda a sad email, so don't expect the usual cheery hyperness. I am also posting a picture that I would like opinions on.
the email
a single tear is worth a thousand feelings. But a single smile is worth a thousand memories. on a lighter note, a single minute of sleep is worth a thousand seconds of stress. A single love may last a lifetime, but a single heartbreak can last a lifetime and a half. Love is hard to understand, and it creeps up on us when we are looking the other way or sleeping and suddenly our life is turned upside down as it goes on a steep back crawl roller coaster routine, and we close our eyes and look for something to rely on. Then we realize all we can do is hang on for the ride, and hope for the best. The heart plays tricks on us, and at time causes the single tear which at times turns to millions of tears over a single feeling. A single word, only two letters long, yet so powerful. No. This word leads to a question which consists of another word. A three letter word. Why? We never seem to know the answer, yet I read somewhere that everything will turn out right, and if it's not right yet, then it's not over yet. A single hug can transport so many feelings. love, friendship, comfort, joy, ecstasy. and so many others. I am sending a single hug your way. It is big. and long. and in it are so many feelings. understanding. comfort. a wish for strength. so many others that can't be put into words. So savour this hug, and I hope it brings you all you need right now. and know that I am thinking about you.
the picture.
well, that's all for now! Hopefully my next post will be more cheerful.
<3
Heather aka VioletMoonbeam
I like your blog, Miss Moonbeam! And you pictures are amazing! You've got talent with words and with photography.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Miss sitting-behind-you-in-church! :) See you on Sunday!
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