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Revisiting Poetry

I thought I’d try something different, like actually post something instead of being lazy and…never mind. I put up a few short poems instead of one long poem this time.

Let me know what you think.

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Erunioni

Blog people, hello.  As is usual with me my last post before this one was years ago (6months? I think), and I’m sorry I haven’t taken the time to write more poems and post more frequently. This poem has been on my mind since December last year, it shouldn’t have taken so long to write it, actually it didn’t…it just took me a long ass time to start. About the post, I hope you understand it more than you like it but not as much as I hope it remains in your minds for a little while after you’re done reading, and if there’s nothing in the poem for you to understand I hope there’s something in you for the poem to stimulate.

It is the ultimate hope of writers, consciously or unconsciously, to influence with their pieces…and I hope this influences you, one way or the other.

“I know you all, I have seen you, in your dreams, in your minds, in all you do that makes you human, I see you, I know you…but you do not know me and I don’t know why”   –  Someone important, but no longer alive.

         

It is a fever.

  The poet

They found the poet outside the park

His steps spoke many words of wine

His upper half seemed half asleep

And his feet walked a crooked line

His arms were spread as if to fly

His lips apart as though to speak

The telltale flush of liquid joy

Told tales of  rum from cheek to cheek

The night herself caroused with him

Drunk on sadness, drunk on care

And drink they drank, the weary lovers

Setting wine against despair

The bonds of reason, broken down

His mind amok, and absent sense

The world in woe, the world in glory

Lay before his presidence

 

And it was then they walked to him

Rudely rousing man from dream

Casting eye on village bard

Taking man as man would seem

“Sing for us again, o bard

Cast your words at senses keen”

This was why they broke his peace

Winters twice his summers seen

“Sing for us again o bard

Spin sweet words from bitter truth

Stir the embers of your heart

Dig through elder years to youth. And

Let the fountain spring with might!!

Showering us with wisdom earned

Showing us the link in hand

Of teachers harsh and lessons learned

Free yourself from wine’s embrace!

We would hear a tale or two”

Turns to them, a wizened face

“Ask not man, but what is due.”

Graying eyes regard the gathered

Moving on, from face to face

“The world whirls in the hands of time

And yet all things remain in place”

“As yet all men remain the same

The board reset a dozen times

Pi-eces unaltered, so is game

Though rearranged, the given lines

You come to me as bank to debtor

You plague me with unbridled want

Says at last, man to tormentor

‘Cease at once your unjust haunt”"

It is a fever

“It is not a gift so given

It is not a boon bestowed

Nor is sight beheld as blessing

When the eyes have overflowed

With the sorrows of existence

Pain cavorts with all men born

Know the price of your persistence

Hear the words of man forlorn

What is loss compared to weakness?

What is pain compared to need?

When the soul suffers from sickness

To give blood to those who bleed

O for those suffering in secret

O for hidden scars concealed

Know a secret’s mark of secrets

Is in wounds that never healed

The world at large, and I remain

Numb in spirit, numb of mind

My inner coldness feed by pain

Reaped from years left far behind

 

It is a fever that I have

It is an illness I possess

It is a symptom that you worship

It is a sign that you profess

To love, to need, to love to hear

While I remain diseased of soul

You chant and clap then disappear

Then falls to me, each telling’s toll

 

It is a sadness that I feel

It is madness that I suffer

When the muses offer gifts

Turn your backs and run for cover

Talent has a price, and paid

This price I have, each passing day

Rise to cup and rise to can

Drink my fill then come what may

All my masters come before me

Warned me of the poet’s curse

Know you all of Byron’s story

Know you all that Poe’s was worse

Happiness is bound to beauty

Joy to all that beauty, see

But for those that birth said beauty

All is pain and tragedy

Listen to my fading voice, now

Listen to my silent plea

Know the doom of every poet

And ask of this, no more from me

I will fellowship with Bacchus

Gimlets of the finest sort

Rise to can and drunken glory

Fall to pleasure and cavort

Now my night bids me return

Wine is all that shields from sorrow

Sets me free from all concern

Trouble enough, will be tomorrow”

His soul unburdened, back unbent

All is caught in a lengthy pause

He turns to go, the air is rent

With sounds of cheer, and of applause

Now lowering balding head to ground

“Man may speak but none may hear

Sing for us again o Bard,

Has now become a thing to fear”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

First post this year. There will be more. Someone important is no longer here and because of that I’ve decided to quote some lines from Death, Be Not Proud by John Donne :

…From rest and sleep, which but thy pictures be,

Much pleasure; then from thee much more must flow,

And soonest our best men with thee do go,

Rest of their bones, and soul’s delivery.

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Contemplation and all his friends

So I wrote again. This took longer than it should have. Only fair to warn you, this is a long one.

SHANGRI-LA

Prologue

The village gates stood, like old men stand

Worn with age and bent by time

Rust had claimed each iron face

As had wrinkles done with mine

The iron giants stood apart

Shaking  as the north wind blew

Creaking as their maker passed

I felt certain that they knew

 

I am leaving Wuling now

Gripped she by the throes of death

Touched she by the hands of time

Breathed she the last of her breath

Nature would not save Wuling

Famine leeched away her life

Pes-tilence claiming  her people

Among them, my sons and wife

 

Pain speaks every language known

So I found when it found me

And while not all men know its tongue

I’ve come to speak it fluently

Hard times then were made much worse

My mind, seeking to reflect

Made my memories seem as curse

I, not master of pain yet

 

I was young, when youth prevailed

What held youth but sweeter days

And a certain frame of mind

That was bent on foolish ways?

We were fools ere wisdom came

We were glad to dream of heaven

Religion held our vices tame

Schooling us on sins of seven

We were glad and light of mind

Pleased with all our blind eyes saw

Joy, the birthright of mankind

Would dwell with us forevermore

 

We were young when youth prevailed

Nimble minds, and bodies strong

But the reign of youth was short

And we found that we were wrong

They came upon us sudddenly

The weeks of cold, the months of drought

A strange disease swallowing my people

Spitting shrunken corpses out

We had hoped but hoped in vain

I had prayed, it came to nought

I, once smith of a large village

Leaving it through gates I wrought

 

Shangri-la

Heaven having failed in hope

Hope itself found wanting

Having lost all I can lose

I am left with nothing…

I will go to find respite

Where the dreams of men collect

Where the signs of hard years fade

And the weary can forget

 

I will go to Shangri-la

Ease to soul and peace to mind

Strength to all those weak in body

All that man can hope to find

I am going to Shangri-la

South of God and north of men

West of every broken dream

East of those who hoped in them

 

Shangri-la, covered in snow

Dwelling there, the ageless Yeti

Older than the sons of men

Wiser than the stars are many

I am going to Shangri-la

Earth’s last sign of heaven touch

Hidden from the eye of man

Kept outside of evil’s watch

I am going to Shangri-la

Nature’s lastborn wrapped in ice

Whitened by freedom from taint

Holy mountain paradise

I am going to Shangri-la

Far beyond the reach of time

Far above the grasp of fate

Webs spun of it’s own design

 

Utopia will bring relief

Severing chains of desolation

Re-acquiantance with belief

By the aid of restoration

Let the past relent in chase

That the haunt of loss may cease

Gone sons, to a better place

Found wife, an eternal peace

 

Refuge be found in holy haven

Pain be lost on mystic land

Moved by change on tidal waters

As in castles made with sand

Shangri-la, a last resort

Sought by many, found by few

Hidden in the Himalayas

Shielded from external view

Shangri-la, paradise lost

Closed to all enslaved to vice

Seen by he whose need is most

Never found by one man twice

 

Shangri-la, the name brings warmth

Weathered face wrinkling to smile

I set on the road to rest

Which I know is marked with trial

Leaving all I know behind

That my pieces be made whole

I am going to Shangri-la

Peace to mind and ease to soul…

I first read of Shangri-la when I was a kid. Most people are familiar with the concept of a ‘happy place’, the reason being that reality isn’t always kind or all we would like it to be. Young minds usually try to escape their problems rather than deal with them. Understandable, in my own opinion. There’s nothing wrong with looking for respite when we need it and there’s nothing wrong with finding it when it isn’t there. Nothing wrong with finding solace in your imagination, it being the only thing we have absolute control over. Most of the time.

The Djinn

Once upon a…seat thee down!!

Think thou speakest to a clown?!!

I was a bard of great renown!

With words I lured great minds to sleep

Or brought forth memories from the deep

And caused the strongest hearts to weep

So judge not by the man you see

But by poetic mastery

If indeed what I was, I be

Now gather round and lend me ear

All ye afraid, cease to despair

That courage may be born of fear

For I come forth to tell a tale

That peace of mind may yet prevail

O’er a mind both old and frail

And to those young that crave uncouth

And twisted tales that please the youth

Forgive me for I have but truth

Which often brings a painful bite

To those that hide away from light

Let foolishness die by insight

 

A ballad of a young man’s pain

Man’s confounder, eternal bane

That stabs the pure heart yet again

For once there was a Troubadour

A wandering man, just searching for

In life’s weak less, something much more

And on his travels did he find

That pleased his eye and stirred his mind

An opal ring of curious kind

Besotted with the bejewelled ring

He cleaned it’s stone and while rubbing

Happened a most peculiar thing

With poof of dust and swoosh of air

In the strange dust-mist did appear

A little man with littler hair

“I hail thee master” (bows his head)

Our Troubadour finds his tongue dead

Ensnared by shock, he nods instead

“I am Bartimaeus, great Djinn

A god of gods and spirit-kin

Quite short without but tall within

To make succeed your every scheme

Infuse with life your every dream

Take as command your every whim

Be it riches, length of days

A golden throne, eternal praise

So is the way of djinn ways

So what dear master seekest thou?

A golden fleet, an ageless brow?

A force before which all will bow?”

Cried Troubadour (able to speak)

‘Alas! I find what all men seek

Comes strength at last to one made weak,

My good Bartimaeus, friend in name

I need nor fortune neither fame

Both lord and thrall are pawns in game

But give me light with which to see

For what is wealth or gold to me?

I would have cure for misery’

“But master, wantest thou not youth?

What use has thee for bitter truth?

That maims the mind I seek to soothe?

Look!!In this hand I hold the world

All nature’s mysteries unfurled

Desire, of mind and body quelled

In this, visions of what will be

Cast away all uncertainty

From fate and time, seize victory!”

‘My friend is yet to understand

The worth of life, however bland

Is in the death that stays unplanned

If knew I all about my fate

Or made I self regal and great

What need would I have left to sate?

I want joy born of peace with truth

As said by Mother in my youth

The strength of tree begins in root’

“But I offer Master peace, with gold

To buy all forms of pleasure sold

A warmth to warm your inner cold”

‘Bartimaeus…speak and tell me true

In a man drunk from bitter brew

Can you then gladness plant anew?’

“The truth leaks from behind my mask

With all the strength I have, you ask

Of me something too great a task

Heaven is no cure for hell

This my master knows too well

That all such fallen remain fell”

So ends my tale, no keep your gold

What use is coin to one so old?

Payment enough, telling of told

And to the young minds still unsure

I offer words from Troubadour

‘In life’s weak less is nothing more’.

Long as both poems are, I hope you enjoyed them. The second one was me fooling around with something I wrote a while ago. “From the height of contemplation, I see all the pain of men”, I read that somewhere. Same person wrote “Paradise itself is a form of hell, for those who have left it are doomed forever, to reminisce and long for it. But only longing, for paradise is cruel, allowing no re-entry”. Every poet and writer I know has written something about an ideal place of rest or their need for one. I remember an Emily Dickinson poem that ended with;

So huge, so hopeless to conceive

As these that twice befell

Parting is all we know of heaven

And all we need of hell…

Escape is something we’ve all tried, some of us with more success than others. Some people run from situation to situation, unable to deal with reality, some people run from reality itself.  I believe that part of why religion is so popular is because it promises us a better place (most religions anyway), they say optimists believe this is the best possible world while pessimists fear that it’s true. It’s a mark of humanity to hope in better places that may or may not exist, it’s also a mark of humanity to despair in the absence of better and long for it’s arrival.

Individuality sets in when the creative mind is made to express it’s hope or it’s despair, painting a picture that, dark or cheery, is always beautiful. Oscar Wilde said ‘all art is quite useless’, he himself being an artist. I understand what he meant though, art serves no practical purpose. It, however, distracts. Beauty draws attention to itself, sending all other thoughts away. God knows there are days I’d love to be distracted from my life, losing myself in a work of art for some time. Escapism, you’re guilty too. We all are. It’s a wonderful crime against reality, and I do it as often as I can.

Found an interesting description of what a poet is by Soren Kierkegaard, who some consider to be the world’s first existentialist. He said;

“A poet is an unhappy being whose heart is torn by secret sufferings, but whose lips are so strangely formed that when the sighs and the cries escape them, they sound like beautiful music…and then people crowd about the poet and say to him: “Sing for us soon again”, that is as much as to say “may new sufferings torment your.”"

Dude obviously had issues. Till next time then.

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The gray side of things

It’s been too long…my fault, I guess. I have many excuses for my absence from dancil but that’s all they are; excuses. It took me a while to write this, wasn’t sure about what to put in it. In the end I just decided to go with the flow, seeing as I’ve never been good at controlling it. The gray side of things, you’re probably wondering what I’m talking about, it’s pretty simple.

The colour gray stands for many things; old age, gloom, wisdom, sadness, desolation…etc. Whenever I hear the word ‘gray’ said, whenever I see it written, I think of sentience and intelligence, primates and cetaceans, artificial intelligence with all it’s potential glory and potential danger. It defines us, gray, if you can think, if you can wonder and imagine then you can feel, and if you can feel then you have patches of gray on you. Everything worth having comes with a price or more importantly, a change…a change in the form of something taken or, the worse of the two if you ask me, something added. And so it is that with wisdom gained from lessons learned, something is added to us, a thing that no one I know of or have ever read of is entirely glad of receiving.

You are sentient, you wonder, you dream, you feel…that’s why as you read this, I imagine you’re trying to understand, trying to figure out what I’m talking about, and if you already have, I imagine your eyes widening because somewhere in the abysmal depths of your mind you have thought this thought, you have seen this picture and if you’re anything like me, I imagine that you’re glad, glad that it’s not just you, glad that you’re not alone. Intelligence always thinks it’s alone. So my point; every blessing has it’s curse just as every man has a shadow. To me, it is the shadow that completes the definition. Wisdom comes hand in hand with sobriety, just as sentience always travels with sentiment. Not all emotions are negative, this is true, but all our emotions are powerful, potent and it is the gray ones that leave the longer-lasting effects.

As your hair slowly turns gray while you age, so you turn gray on the inside as you learn, as you lose your naivety. With insight and learning comes disillusionment, the colour is bleached from us, in patches for many and in entirety for some. Continue Reading →

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No one talks like this anymore…

When I was younger, I sometimes worried that my compulsive reading habits would make me end up in some random rehab program for book addicts, Bookaholics anonymous or something, now I’m convinced that it’s going to happen. No need to worry. I like books, especially old ones, in fact the older the better. Nowadays, book-lovers are thought of as ‘deep’, ‘nerdy’, ‘cerebral’ etc. Makes me laugh. I wonder what the great writers of the past would think if they saw what modern language has become. Voltaire would hang himself. What about Shakespeare? He’d probably cry (not that he’s a sissy or anything…but the dude did wear tights). The literary masters of old would be disappointed to see beautiful words replaced with unnecessary abbreviations. Lol? HBD? come on people!!

It seems that art-wise, humanity peaked a long time ago, sad. It looks like we’re on the downward slope to blandness, to expressive ineptness…imagination seems to be nearing defeat. In my own opinion, a world without abstract art, without artful literature is a world not worth living in. Continue Reading →

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Something, something darkside.

GRIM

Onslaught they call me

Foreman of death

Hated by all the sons of eve

Evil they think me

Those who by birth

Are chained to what they will not believe

I am as they say

I do as I’m told

I come to take that which they hold dear

I am as they say

The hangman of old

I come, I reap and I disappear

Now go on, despise me

Flee from my face

Run my dear ones!! for I am your end

So go on and curse me

Spit on my face

Though if I could…I’d die in your stead

Please hide!!! though I’ll find you

Now run!!! while you may

Delay what you know you will never evade

Now cry!!! for I see you

Now beg ‘let me stay’

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Sappy in all the right ways; correcting a false impression.

Caminae

Caminae, I write again

Though this might be the last

You may yet find my speech plain

Unlike twas in the past

Sirenia, joy immeasurable

Sweetness encompassing

Beauty ineffable

And smile everlasting

I seek not to flatter

But speak only with truth

For to whom it may matter

Much joy you bring this youth

I feel as one made new

I smile as one just blessed

And so I must thank you

O bringer of my rest

Psyche, the fairest of fair

Caminae, confounder eternal

My deliverance from despair

And all that is infernal

Aurora, the soul of depth

Face of glorious wonder

For which I would suffer death

Or be cast asunder

Laurana, smiter of soul

And slayer of all bane

The winged joy that comes and goes

My pleasure and my pain

A muse all-inspiring

Focus of all thought

Flower made undying

Sweet forget-me-not

I’m lit alight with fervour

I stand aflame with love

My words betray my ardour

And all my heart thinks of

Though be not swayed by letters

Dig through to that within

I feel as one in fetters

But this is far from sin

I am one bound to freedom

Chained to what set me free

I’ll stay imprisoned forever

Unto perpetuity

For those in heaven want no more

Utopia holds nought back

I wake to sleep in deep love-lore

Content, I know no lack

So calypso, a song in name

Repose in flesh and blood

Forever young, ever untame

Bowing to no man’s sword

Come, let us walk along the shore

And sink our toes in sand

With Zephyr’s breath about your face

A sight that I hold grand

Look, let us try and count the stars

Jewels woven in deep blue

Like venus ever stands by mars

Abide beside me too

Come let us run into the fields

Me panting for my breath

We’ll take all this sweet hour yields

And have no thoughts of death

Joy, let us plunge into the deep

Like when I fell for you

When thoughts of you enter my sleep

I wish my dreams come true

You try my flesh, you chill my bone

You force my mind to roam

Heart, mine no more but yours alone

It’s found a better home.

I hoped you enjoyed reading this, most of the names are from greek mythology but the others are mostly made up. I wrote this poem to tell someone how I felt about her but now I’m posting it to prove a point…just because it’s from the heart doesn’t mean it’s mushy, sappy, corny tripe and just because it’s poetry doesn’t mean it’s about love but most of all; just because it’s about love doesn’t mean it’s weak or to be laughed. Shakespeare used to my least favorite of all the literary masters but I started to understand him and his work when I started to feel as he felt and think as he thought then.

If you want to understand someone, you need to walk a mile in their shoes. The best way into a writer’s mind is through his emotions. I don’t normally write on the more lofty emotions like love and joy but I don’t look down on those that do. Love is a feeling for the bravest to feel, it’s a mark they wear proudly on their chests but then again I’ve never claimed to be brave, it’s like Tennyson said;

Her loveliness with shame and with surprise

Froze my swift speech; she turning on my face

The star-like sorrows of immortal eyes

Spoke slowly in her place

‘I had great beauty: ask thou not my name

No one can be more wise than destiny

Many drew swords and died. Wherever I came

I brought calamity’.

There so much in this world that came be made more beautiful when touched with a little art and the arts are not just for those studying them, take me for example; I’m a medical student. I hope I’ve made my point now, shying away from wonderful pieces of literature just because they’re on ‘sappy’ stuff is in truth just ignorance. Sappy isn’t always corny, soft isn’t always weak. Thank you, till next time.

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The bounds of freedom grow wider yet.

It’s been too long guys but that’s my fault of course…anyway now I’m back, well mostly…, with many answers to questions nobody asked and questions on feelings nobody has. Pretty useful stuff. I’m not going to post a poem today, just wanted to explain something that I felt wasn’t clear.

Why write poems? why twist words? why paint moving pictures with fancy English? The answer I guess is pretty obvious, I like to think of the five senses as five special receptacles given to us to take in the world, both seen and unseen, both verbal and visual, both logical and abstract, but the thing is… Continue Reading →

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Nujabes Tribute (One year Remembrance)

Today marks the one year anniversary of the death of Japanese Hip -Hop producer Nujabes. I wrote a tribute to him a while back, you should read it

Rest in Peace Nujabes

Coming in at Number 3 is Aurarian Dance by Nujabes. Pronounced new-jah-bes

Nujabes is a Japanese hip-hop producer. Now let me clear up any confusion you might have, I know the only exposure most of people might have to the Japanese Hip hop industry is the song “Tokyo Drift” by Teriyaki Boys from the Movie Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift but I’m here to tell you, don’t judge Nujabes on that (admittedly awesome) song. He doesn’t actually rap, he makes beats. I’m not trying to justify this mans talents, I’m just clearing up any confusions or misconceptions anyone might have.

Nujabes was born Jun Seba. He frequently collaborated with many American and Japanese underground hip hop acts. His beats are regarded as cutting edge and very out of the box. He channels some jazz influences in his work. Continue Reading →

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Musings of a bard, the thoughts that we all share.

The wheels of thought turn once again but they turn slowly…at a time when speed is of utmost importance.

So I’m back, sorry it took so long. If you’re wondering about the title, don’t, the meaning is pretty simple. We all think(at least most of us), we have sad thoughts, happy thoughts, dark thoughts and cheery ones too, depending on the kind of person that you are. But there are things that we all think about because there are experiences that we all share, shows that we all watched, songs that we all listen to and things that every single one of us have seen. I’m more of a sombre, mellow type of guy(no shit), I think about big things, the big picture and basically I ask a lot of questions no one can answer and find answers to questions no one asked. Ever experienced winter(in another country of course)? I haven’t, but I’ve thought about it and well, let me show you what was born from one random thought. Enjoy.

Winter

Autumn turns its back on us

A season I will miss

And winter oh so infamous                                             

Presents an eager kiss

Summer has long since flown away

Fast on the heels of spring

The woodland creatures cease to play

The songbirds cease to sing

The mighty oaks now fall asleep

With branches wrapped in snow

The whales wonder about the deep

But have nowhere to go

The mountain peaks are wrapped in ice

Their caverns cold and chill

If this year’s gifts did not suffice

I’m sure that next year’s will

All the friendly creatures fall to frost

And the strongest of them die

And although I’m told that all is lost

I know it is a lie

The snow queen has come to take

That which she won’t return

Leaving sadness in her wake

Before her forced sojourn

I’ll miss my friends, we had good times

Though nothing’s made to last

The halcyon days have now become

Just memories of the past

So this year dies as another comes

Only to pass away

And the yesternight slowly becomes

The dawn of a new day…

I believe that in the dark corners of every mind is something worth expressing. Thought-provoking thoughts are the best way to get across to people, to show them who you are and what you’re about. So next time you have an epiphany or a receive spontaneous insight, use it, add to yourself and add to others. As for me, who I am is summed up in two words; I think.

Zanaku, grey wolf

He walks at night

It sleeps by day

Basking in the moonlight

Or so they say

With the form of a wolf

And the soul of a man

With a tale that can move

And a mind that can plan

With a coat of grey hair

And eyes always crying

People seem to care

People are always lying

He howls at the moon

So desolate, so sad

Good times go too soon

As did all that he had

Living in the woods

So far from redemption

Plagued by dark thoughts

Too many to mention

The grey wolf walks alone

Carrying his past

All he called his own

Found it hard to last

Staring at the clouds

And standing in their rain

Finding no relief

From his constant pain

Such a doleful look

Calls on the heart to bleed

Life gave then it took

All that he came to need

So he rises to go

Lonely, though no one cares

As if they didn’t know

Lone wolves don’t come in pairs…

Detanfy probably recognises the name, well I thought it was fitting so I borrowed it.  I leave you with a note from my journal.

‘I have seen by some miracle of thought, the remains of my past sanctuary. Nostalgia comes in gentle waves, everything I used to believe in, everything was so much simpler then. I ask myself, why must they be difficult now? There is no reason, truly the child’s heart is greater than the man’s, his perspective wider. Single-mindedness was my greatest blessing, I have lost that…but it must not stay lost, I will reclaim what was given me. With all the songs in my ears, with all the voices in my head, with a heart brimful of memories and a decided mind, I must press on. Imagination knows on defeat’. In this life there is no such thing as ordinary, I ask that every time a moment comes upon you or every time you get an epiphany or you see something in a very enlightening way, dont shrug it off and keep walking…please stop every once in a while, please stare a little. Till next time.

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