January 13, 2012

  • Burn.


    What happens to each flame made that used to burn in your heart, each person who ever ignited you, but now has become a diminished, wax dripped candle?

    Does your heart remained scarred, only half there, forever injured?

    The bits scorched off turn into ashes, sprinkled away, after the fires have drenched your heart over and over...

    But what if one flame remains a tiny match harbored within a single chamber, never resolved or given the chance to fully ignite? They say that love is like oxygen when you meet the right person. That match must be strong enough to last that long, waiting for that oxygen to breath it life, to breath it to life. 

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    Two hearts once met, by chanced coincidence, or at least what we like to term "chance" during the novelty chase, and sought to uncover the other. But they never quite got there. With each notch the burner increased a bit, only to become ensnared by time. 

    So they secretly roam, search, pull, tug, shout, embrace, yearn, hurt over each other. I guess that's where the pain comes from in heartbreak, the scorching and healing then peeling of the scab. And through it all, you can only burn by yourself.

    They reveled in the other, and sought comfort in smiles, in letters, in imagined kisses, but finally gave up to time. A little match was unable to keep them aflame, only enough to once in a while burn a little bit.

     

    You ever feel like that, that a flame that had once started in your heart never had the chance to completely engulf it?

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    Recently, all I've really been doing are applications for jobs/schools, and a few shoots here and there. 

    I bought bleakhouse by charles dickens for one class, and from my previous experience with Dickens, I might get bored really quickly. Especially since it's ~1000 pages long. 

    JOYJOYJOYJOY

    Well I thoguht this song was fitting for the entry

    the flame- black keys

     

    omg black keys is so freakin good

     I'm at Banres and Nobles right now and there's a guy who looks SO MUCH like Dan Auerbach ....

     

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