It wasn't the color of his skin neither his eyes.
It was the color of the sky
that got me nearby
Monday, September 25, 2006
Monday, September 18, 2006
Saturday, September 16, 2006
Thinking Why
With three words- i.e. I, love, you- you can tell a world of things. I wonder why we fail to express ourselves and understand each other with millions of words we have!
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
On Such A Sunny Winter Day...
The smell of his father's skin was still in her hands.
The coldness of him in her skin, the muds of his graveyard on her shoes, looking at what was left from him, a piece of soil, she was crying, she was cursing, she was shaking.
He was burried without her.
He was burried deep in her skin...
On such a sunny winter day in the world of ugliness.
The coldness of him in her skin, the muds of his graveyard on her shoes, looking at what was left from him, a piece of soil, she was crying, she was cursing, she was shaking.
He was burried without her.
He was burried deep in her skin...
On such a sunny winter day in the world of ugliness.
Monday, September 11, 2006
So The Story Begins...
Once upon a time, in search for a refuge in somewhere, some other place rather than in my innermost self, I saw his picture on my school's weekly newspaper. With sparkling blue eyes and a sweet smile on face, he wasn't akin to anything I was used to.
After our first encounter through the newspaper, he became what I most wanted, what I most needed. Then, one day, he went away with the same sweet smile on his face. And I, I stayed with the newspaper.
Today, I still keep this newspaper in my drawer.
Today, I still keep on seeing him through that newspaper.
After our first encounter through the newspaper, he became what I most wanted, what I most needed. Then, one day, he went away with the same sweet smile on his face. And I, I stayed with the newspaper.
Today, I still keep this newspaper in my drawer.
Today, I still keep on seeing him through that newspaper.
Saturday, September 09, 2006
She Chose Him
She chose him.
Because for him it didn’t matter what she had had.
For the rest, it was valuable, it was unique, it was sacred, it was her life.
For her it meant nothing, it was nothing but a chain to be broken in order to free first her mind then her body. From the very first moments, she knew that for him it was important only because she had chosen him.
It was an honor for him and an honor for her-perhaps in a different way. And she gave him and herself that honor on the very first day of their encounter, never to be forgotten.
Because for him it didn’t matter what she had had.
For the rest, it was valuable, it was unique, it was sacred, it was her life.
For her it meant nothing, it was nothing but a chain to be broken in order to free first her mind then her body. From the very first moments, she knew that for him it was important only because she had chosen him.
It was an honor for him and an honor for her-perhaps in a different way. And she gave him and herself that honor on the very first day of their encounter, never to be forgotten.
Friday, September 08, 2006
Being a Part of a Sad Story
It's so difficult to be a part of a sad story.
The story swallows you in, whether you like it or not, make you surrender to all the painful consequences of the events. You search for a way out in this never-ending story, but all the exists are closed until you suffer what you're given to suffer.
It's so difficult to be a part of a sad story, not knowing how it would end.
The story swallows you in, whether you like it or not, make you surrender to all the painful consequences of the events. You search for a way out in this never-ending story, but all the exists are closed until you suffer what you're given to suffer.
It's so difficult to be a part of a sad story, not knowing how it would end.
Thursday, September 07, 2006
Life and Death
Life starts only today for those who are destined to die tomorrow. They begin to live starting from the very first minute they know their death is not so far. Awareness of their existence is felt through endless pains, both in their bodies and thoughts.
When they most want to stay alive, they die...in silence.
When they most want to stay alive, they die...in silence.
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