I have long learned that not everything we see, is what we really see. We are blind. We are blind to people's needs. We act as if we see the entire picture, when we really haven't.
I knew that. I knew I didn't see the whole picture, but I guess I just really want to dive head first into the situation. To help. To rescue. But it seems I wasn't needed.
I have long learned that not everything we desire will fall into our hands. That it will magically be ours one morning we wake up. I learned that you have to go through thick and thin to achieve what you like.
But things that we worked hard for can slip out of hands. People we sacrificed for can go away. They come and go. They never stay, and when they do, they stay a while and turn your life upside down. When they leave, we become an utter mess.
My life took a whole new turn during tenth grade in high school--the time I saw HIM.
He was insignificant and irrelevant. He made little importance to my life. He was a chameleon. He was like a spider and then poof~ He suddenly took the shape of a prince charming.
Back then, I never thought such insignificance was enough to make him significant, necessary, maybe even crucial to my daily student life.
What do I do now that his insignificance is dimming and he's slowly getting replaced by a void in my heart?
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From Afar
RomanceFrom afar, Amira Owens, our not-so-popular girl, has always watched the guy of her dreams. She'd always take one quickkkk, as in very quick, glance at him and she'd hear her heartbeat tearing up her chest. And as if one quick look isn't enough, 'ca...
