Life Is But A Stopping Place Poem นิยาย & เรื่องราว

My place is beside him as we live our lives out and I'm content with that. Life is good. ___________________- THE END

What a moment. O my brute, We have no fear of what the world would think. You are crazy, and I'm crazy, It's only this disease called love that grows up ________________________________ Listen, O my co-traveler, Do you have even a little bit of an idea, that the way your breath moves, I'll be there, all my life. ________________________________ as beautiful these meetings are, more beautiful than they are your talks. Once I'm lost in your talks, I'd never want to come back to consciousness.

I say to the driver. I confess that I'm tired, very tired, but my mother is more important than anything. Now I'm close to being with her. Seasons, they will change Life will make you grow Death can make you hard. Everything is temporary. Everything will slide (Seasons, they will change Life will make you grow Death may leave you cold. Everything is temporary. Everything will slide away)

After I stopped loving him, their antics added some excitement to my life. My travels ended on a small island in the warm South. It was a place with a small population and land area, but the residents had the highest happiness index in the world. I chose to study my favorite subject with a professor there. I thought life would continue smoothly like this. Until one day, I saw a man lingering outside my house. The figure was familiar. I could recognize him even in the dark. I ignored him the first day. By the third day, the neighbors had called the police.

A tribute: Lady Bana’s Poem: “Life is a thread we weave in storms, Stitching dreams through quiet forms. We rise, we fall, we burn, we freeze, We beg for time, but Time won't cease. Death is not the end, my friend, Just a bend where echoes blend. You go where silence drinks the light, Beyond our reach, beyond our sight. But I, who stay, must wear the pain, A sword of loss, a crown of rain. Farewell, my sword, my foolish warrior, The game is now on, and I must fight to avenge.”

I ask myself. "Umm...no." "Hmm..." I look around the room for inspiration. The red ink stands out to me. Stay? Could that fit? I want to run far, far away To a place where I feel I can’t stray Stay somewhere I feel welcome And not like an outcast Because it seems everywhere I go I feel like a victim eaten up fast For once I plead Someone to ask me Will you please... stay?' And just like that, with the one word the poem completed itself, it became whole , it was finished, it's own living and breathing entity of words and letters and deep meaning.

" In the darkness of the silent night, I contemplate alone with dim eyes, Suffering is hidden in my heart, Life is like a storm that never stops. Each step I take is a heavy burden, On shoulders that are tired and broken, I recall the past that passed so quickly, In memories that always haunt. Yet, in the silence and the pent-up pain, I find the strength to rise again, Life may be sad, yet it is precious, For in it lies hidden beauty."

'Life is similar to a bus ride. The journey begins when we board the bus. We meet people along our way of which some are strangers, some friends and some strangers yet to be friends. There are stops at intervals and people board in. At times some of these people make their presence felt, leave an impact through their grace and beauty on us fellow passengers while on other occasions they remain indifferent. But then it is important for some people to make an exit, to get down and walk the paths they were destined to because if people always made an entrance and never left either for the better or worse, then we would feel suffocated and confused like those people in the bus, the purpose of th

He simply slowed his pace slightly to match the pace of my breathing, and said, quietly: "Breathe in." I did. "And out." I did that too. The laughter moved past us and continued up the path - two men discussing something entirely ordinary, their voices fading as the distance between us grew. No threat. No recognition. Just two strangers in a park on an autumn afternoon. "I do not want to live like this," I said, once my shoulders had loosened. "You are not living like this," he said. "You are moving through it. Those are different things. Living like this would mean it never changes. Moving through it means it is already changing, even when the echo still comes."

“Would you sit and talk with me a minute? I mean I know you don’t know me, but you asked if you could help and right now all I need is someone to talk to. My life is over.” He let out a huge wail and since there was no room on the bench beside him, Jaimee copped a squat on the grass in front of him. “Tell me all about it,” she said as she placed her purse in front of her and started digging through it looking for tissues for him.