The author hereby states that all perceived similarities between characters and people living or dead are either purely coincidental or a skewered nerve in your guilty conscience.

--Ilustrado, Miguel Syjuco

Showing posts with label Purpose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Purpose. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Turn Around

Losing a friend was never easy. As you watch her walk away, you feel like you're the worst person in the world. Seeing her back facing you for the first time, you feel like there are millions of people trying to keep the two of you from each other. There are suddenly lots of people in front of you and you can no longer see her back.


Five Days Prologue

The air is filled with happiness and laughter. Wherever you look, people are happy, some even elated. They act as if everything is all smiles in this world. They act as if nothing bad could ruin  everything they have--everything they worked hard for--in just a moment. How naive these people are.

Unlike these naive people, there are those who don't hope. They don't hope at all, for they know that hoping will only lead into depression and sadness. And depression and sadness will affect your body physically and mentally until you can't take it anymore and die. Yes, there are people who can avoid that almost inevitable fate, but they are rare and scarce.

Fortunately, I am one of them.

Monday, March 18, 2013

The Delirium Trilogy

So I have been reading since it's summer. (Yay!) I just recently bought Requiem by Lauren Oliver, which is the third book in The Delirium Trilogy and I'm already mind blown, even though I'm just at the 43th page.

(Spoilers!)


Saturday, October 27, 2012

Looking For

Everyone has a purpose in life.

Whether it is to be a well-known doctor or an introvert hermit, each person has a purpose, a job, an objective to accomplish. Some don't accomplish it, while some do; it comes as a choice.

This purpose is not independent and inconsistent to other purposed, not parallel, not never-meeting. Some purposes affect others and still some hinder other purposes from being accomplished. This is why interaction is essential to accomplish your certain purpose. But whether you are affected or hindered, you must strive to do your best and move on, because standing on the same spot won't get you up the mountain.

Purposes can come at various times of one's life, randomly even. For example, one's purpose can come as early as his elementary years, while another's materializes in her late forty's. It depends on the certain indicidual and there is no--and there will never be--a statistic for this.

You may have found yours already, but you're still unaware of it.