I have a secret.
It's a crimson thread,
Wrapped delicately around
The petit digit on my left hand
It shimmers in sunlight,
On rainy days it glows,
But no one else has seen it
Except one.
I did meet him,
I could not believe
Who was picked for me.
But I gave him a chance,
And we fell deeply, irreversibly
In love.
But he is gone.
Three years later,
Neither him nor me had spoken on it,
But he still said those three words
"I love you,
and I have since we met,
but I need to leave for war"
"Wait for me"
I did,
Anxiously, nervously,
For news, good or bad,
A letter came one day,
"My dear,
I shall be home soon!"
But he never
Thomas, far away from Mirelle, held a small picture frame in his hands. When the people had captured him, they never took the picture away. They hadn't found it, and even if they had, they wouldn't have taken it away. It wasn't important enough. At least, not to them. Thomas, while he was borrowing his cousin's camera, had taken a picture of Mirelle smiling. No matter where he was, he always took it with him. Now, he stared at it and felt his stomach clench. "Mirelle !" He choked out. When was the last time he cried? Back when his parents died? No. He had been the only one there not crying. When his brother left? No. It never seemed like
The serious middle-eastern girl sat across for Ludwig and Feliciano in a meeting. Her eyes were on Ludwig the entire meeting, causing Gupta to wonder. After the meeting ended, and most everyone, including Feliciano, had already left, Nira stopped Ludwig before he could leave. "Sit," She commanded.
Ludwig tried to excuse himself. "I need to go and-"
"SIT." Her face was serious and blank. Ludwig dutifully took a chair.
"So what do you want to tell me?" Ludwig scowled.
"Well, it's not so much what I want to tell you," She reached under her chair and pulled something out of a small black bag, "But what I want to show you."
The thing she pul
It's been a while since I made one of these.
I don't think I ever liked making journals.
But here I am, alive again. I've been keeping on with my life, dealing with high school. I'm a junior now, which is odd.
Many of you don't follow me anymore, I think.
Nevertheless, I wanted to tell everyone I was still alive.
I...
I just watched sherlock holmes: A study in Pink and...
WOW.
Everything.
It completely blew me away.
Sherlock's character was amazing and while his appearance wasn't exactly what I had expected, I grew to love this sherlock.
The acting was fantastic, the plot actually had knots forming in my stomach and me chewing my nail down to the nub, and ...
just WOW.
It's a little weird when your mother gets whisked out of the door of your aunt's and uncle's house and she is crying harder than she ever has, and my mother has cried pretty hard.
It's a little scary.
Immeadiatly after she had left, I cried. I was really scared for my mother. My aunt gave me a nice hug and a cool washcloth and let me have a good cry.
I'm worried for my mama, but hearing my aunt and uncle (who has had this before, two herniated disks) saying it's probably not that bad is rather comforting.
Oddly enough I really want to draw happy people right about now. I think it's good to do that.
Sleep well my readers, sleep well.