Song in my head: Lead - Atarashii Kisetsu E
Pic of the day:
Lead's Atarashii Kisetsu E is damn nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sian....i'm supposed to start reading my script for the new show but i don't feel like doing it. Read 160 pages of Pavillion of Women yesterday.
"How shall i be rid of myself?"
"Think only of others."
The author, Pearl S. Buck is damn perceptive. With her words, the intricacy of relationships between men and women became very clear. A couple who loved each other too much, a couple who loved each other none. She wrote of how love allowed the protagonist to free herself and transform a selfish person to a caring one. The protagonist was always seeking freedom from her duties as matriach of her household. But her lover (Sort of. She realised she loved him only after his death) taught her that to be free is to care for others. Then she wouldn't feel the need to be free from others.
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Atarashii Kisetsu E
by Lead
wakaranai koto unazukitakunai to
namida ukabeta kimi to
kyuukutsu na hibi futari te nukedasou
jibun wo kirai ni naru mae ni
kokoro no naka hirogeta chizu de
niji wo sagashi ni yukou
itsuka subete no koto ni
kimi ga unazukeru made
kono te wo hanashi wa shinai
itsumo kimi no namida ga
hohoemi ni kawaru made
boku wa kimi no soba ni iru yo
aozora ni sotto kuchibue fuitara
atarashii kisetsu ga kita
kizutsuku koto ni okubyou ni natte
jibun tojikomenaide
kaze no oto ni mimi sumaseba
hodoke souna yume ga yureru
itsuka subete no koto ni
kimi ga unazukeru made
kono te wo hanashi wa shinai
itsumo kimi no namida ga
hohoemi ni kawaru made
boku wa kimi no soba ni iru yo
dare yori mo kimi dake wo zutto
mitsumeteiru wow~
itsumo kimi no namida ga
hohoemi ni kawaru made
boku wa kimi no soba ni iru yo
boku wa kimi no soba ni iru yo
kono te wo hanashi wa shinai
Pic of the day:
And so is w-inds' Kawari yuku sora!!!!!!!!
Sian....i'm supposed to start reading my script for the new show but i don't feel like doing it. Read 160 pages of Pavillion of Women yesterday.
"How shall i be rid of myself?"
"Think only of others."
The author, Pearl S. Buck is damn perceptive. With her words, the intricacy of relationships between men and women became very clear. A couple who loved each other too much, a couple who loved each other none. She wrote of how love allowed the protagonist to free herself and transform a selfish person to a caring one. The protagonist was always seeking freedom from her duties as matriach of her household. But her lover (Sort of. She realised she loved him only after his death) taught her that to be free is to care for others. Then she wouldn't feel the need to be free from others.
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Atarashii Kisetsu E
by Lead
wakaranai koto unazukitakunai to
namida ukabeta kimi to
kyuukutsu na hibi futari te nukedasou
jibun wo kirai ni naru mae ni
kokoro no naka hirogeta chizu de
niji wo sagashi ni yukou
itsuka subete no koto ni
kimi ga unazukeru made
kono te wo hanashi wa shinai
itsumo kimi no namida ga
hohoemi ni kawaru made
boku wa kimi no soba ni iru yo
aozora ni sotto kuchibue fuitara
atarashii kisetsu ga kita
kizutsuku koto ni okubyou ni natte
jibun tojikomenaide
kaze no oto ni mimi sumaseba
hodoke souna yume ga yureru
itsuka subete no koto ni
kimi ga unazukeru made
kono te wo hanashi wa shinai
itsumo kimi no namida ga
hohoemi ni kawaru made
boku wa kimi no soba ni iru yo
dare yori mo kimi dake wo zutto
mitsumeteiru wow~
itsumo kimi no namida ga
hohoemi ni kawaru made
boku wa kimi no soba ni iru yo
boku wa kimi no soba ni iru yo
kono te wo hanashi wa shinai
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