beautiful sunsets need cloudy skies

You may come back But you didn't show any attempts to do so You can lean your painful bones here But again, you insisted not to I don't know now how to read you     or if I did really knew you I can't drag you off from the insanity you are  for you want to stay to where it all start I don't have a grip on you 'cause you don't held my hands       when I reached it on you I'll leave then;

Here's the raindrops--again Made me feel insane Longing for your time Assuming things out          as if you've been mine.

You were so distant It just feels like your presence was AU-measured I could not help but wear an uncertain smile Every time they ask me,    "Are you still fine?,"

I am inutile. I cannot help it. I cannot help you change how you see me,   for that's how your eyes see I am sorry for being me.

(I am) USED IN ENDINGS PROLOGUE What is the thing that was been used in endings? Maybe you think of things such as failed relationships or broken hearts. But going literal, what we found in every sentence’s ending is a period, a dot, a point — a Tuldok. Do we ever wonder how it ended being a symbol of limitation? We often think periods as a sign of boundary—a line to end it all. But how about perceiving it the other way around? “The mystery of human existence lies not in just staying alive, but in finding something to live for.” ―  Fyodor Dostoyevsky ,  The Brothers Karamazov CHAPTER 1 by:Chritine             In a wide vastness of emptiness and darkness, wala kang ibang makikita kundi ang igloo na tinitirahan ng binatang si Tuldok. Si Tuldok ay naninirahan nang mag-isa na sumasabay lang sa flow in the soul of th...