Sometimes you look at life and think: "Is this all there is? Am I going to be doing this my whole life?"
That's when the best part of life jumps in.
Unexpected accomplishments, memories, and people drop into your life.
You could say it's God's way of saying: "I'm not finished with you yet."
Just remember the dull times and the trials; just make the good times seem a whole lot brighter.
Cheers.
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Showing posts with label time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label time. Show all posts
Monday, February 4, 2013
Just wait
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God,
kristen nicholl,
life,
photography,
Prose,
time,
trials
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Leaving the Nest
Hey guys it's Sabrina Black, this weeks piece is about moving out and graduation I can't believe it's finally time. Its gone by so fast it feels as if I was a kid yesterday. It's time to say good bye.
I think back on the past
Time is flying by too fast
Is it really time...
...time to grow up?
...time to venture out into the cold world...
...without a warm hand to guide me?
The bare ground beneath my feet is paved with decisions
And a long journey creates the bumps and cracks.
In a few months I'll leave this cage forever...
...to freely breath the sweet air as it touches my face
I'm scared but I'm ready to face a journey alone...
...leaving everything behind.
Never looking back, except when I mean to
Remember people who have a special place in my heart
Those memories are locked in a locket
With time frozen on the inside
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| "Growing Up Blinded" by Machihuahua |
“Special Place”
I think back on the past
Time is flying by too fast
Is it really time...
...time to grow up?
...time to venture out into the cold world...
...without a warm hand to guide me?
The bare ground beneath my feet is paved with decisions
And a long journey creates the bumps and cracks.
In a few months I'll leave this cage forever...
...to freely breath the sweet air as it touches my face
I'm scared but I'm ready to face a journey alone...
...leaving everything behind.
Never looking back, except when I mean to
Remember people who have a special place in my heart
Those memories are locked in a locket
With time frozen on the inside
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Bells
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| "Solo of Bells In Autumn" by Viv Leoni |
At Ohio State, a bell tower stands near the center of campus. Every hour, it rings out beautifully through the air.
A few days ago, I walked through downtown Cincinnati with my dad and heard the same type of bells. The purity of such sounds is marvelous, and I'm truly surprised I haven't written something about them sooner.
"En la hora..."
Bells
toll in the distance
Another
hour has passed
Ding-dong
Ding-dong
Ding-dong
Ding-dong
Life
flies with the time
No
doubt could ever enter
An
hour closer to death
But
an hour still alive…
…Nonetheless.
Ding-dong
Ding-dong
Ding-dong
Ding-dong
The
clear sound brings tears
To
eyes that’ve lived the hour
To
the future all terrors flee
Forth
through time…
…The bells toll.
Ding-dong
Ding-dong
Ding-dong
Ding-dong
Fate drives me.
~Chris
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Differences between time and space
"Reminiscing"
There’s no end to the distance.
Time pushed you away;
Time
brought you back.
Still, Earth is a large place to these eyes
That
still want to see you
Every
day and night,
Or
these arms of mine
That
only wish
To
hold you
Closer
than ever.
Each night I dream of you.
Each day my body aches
Just
to feel your presence.
“Missing” you is more relative than “love,”
Yet,
I swear, both describe
My
thoughts each day.
Sunshine brings a reminder of times
When
I took seeing you for granted.
Grade school was so long ago;
Junior
year was forever ago…
I hated those years so much,
But
I’d return
Just
to have you near.
The future will be bright
As long
as it contains you.
Eventually, I know, Fate
Will
bring us back to the same room.
If not, I’m sure “comedy” sings a different tune;
Labels:
Audrey,
Christopher Shorten,
distance,
Fate,
Life In Fiction,
love,
poetry,
Prose,
relativity,
space,
time
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Make it Worth it
Hey guys it's Aulene!!! Sorry I missed the last week or so. I have been super buisy with school and junk.
Anyway!!!!
So I got the insperation for this peace from someone who I truly care about. He lives in colorado. I have known and liked him for four years already. I never got to be with him because my dad is in the Army so we moved to Georgia.
Anyway!!!
I get to be with him but it will be 9 months. This piece just questions weather the wait will be worth it.
I hope you like it!! Thanks guys I love you!!! Comment and tell me your experience with it. I would love to here it and I wonder if any of you guys will make the wait worth it. I love you guys!!!! <3
Make it Worth it
I cant's see you,
Touch you,
Feel you.
So make it worth my wait
So long till I can feel your warmth
Feel your love
Your desire
So make it worth my wait
When I say " I trust you "
It's rare
Don't make me regret it, make me love you
Make it worth my wait
Laugh at me whenI fall
Just to pick me up and say
" Baby I love you "
Make it worth my wait
Call me baby
Text me in the mornings
Sing me to sleep
Make it worth my wait
Remain faithful
Show me off
Count down the days
Make it worth my wait
Do you love me enough
Enough to wait 9 months
Please tell me im worth it
Please tell me im worth YOUR wait.
~Aulene
~APLIW
Thursday, June 21, 2012
The curse of age
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| Photo by DanulenKal |
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"Graduating to a new view"
“For every action there is a reaction.” That’s what I mutter to myself. Insanity drenches my self-image as I attempt once more to console my mind about all of the things I’ve lost. Time passes by. I stare ahead. Friends wave goodbye. I wish myself dead. I’m growing up, in an ill-fated sort of way. Understanding it any other way just wouldn’t fit.
Eyes that once tempted my soul. Lips that once made me shy. Beauty that once made me quiver. “Once” is the key word, but no key fits a mind so wanting of a lock. The door is closed, and her heart is missing. No, not missing...Simply gone. Yes, gone...She gave it to that fellow sitting by her side. So comfortable is he that I can’t imagine this scene any other way. Still, I stare ahead.
People around me speak. “For every action there is a reaction,” I whisper back. Now, it is they who stare.
“What?” the closest asks.
“Nothing,” I respond with knowledge that they wouldn’t understand the quote. “Equivalent exchange” (or something of the like) is what we call it, but what equivalence is given for this insanity? “Save me,” I mutter to my savior, a thousand miles away. No doubt, she won’t hear; won’t care.
Still, she sits. Still, I stare. Time flows in its curved fashion regardless of either. Or is it because of both? Maturity has cursed my soul, and I stand to lose it all. So, I keep staring, keep muttering, and keep the hope that a reaction will be drawn.
Fate drives me.
~Chris
Fate drives me.
~Chris
Labels:
age,
Chris,
Life In Fiction,
Prose,
time,
uneasiness
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