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so she says;






we inhaled the sweetness in the dark.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009

when the outer beauty fades away, will you still stay till dawn?

i always show a cynical disregard towards certain things in life. they call me negative and stubborn. it shall stay with me till death.

it comes to a point when i am positive of something. i dont know what drives that crazy motivation in me to believe but deep down, somewhere a part of me, know it's worth it. that's also a night which proves me wrong. that positivity is not needed. i am not getting it wrong because it doesnt hurt me a bit to be positive. it's always the after-effect. it sets in and you feel a tad bit silly for yourself, sitting there with mind racing.

maybe it's just me. when something goes wrong, everything seems to fall into places. to places where your mind takes you to.

The complexity of simplicity.

@2:19 PM