A little poem that came in mind while reading a very good book. Hope you guys like it! :)
A Book's Embrace
Tangled hair, oversized shirt
Hardcover cradled in hands
Staring at the words, staring at the world
A new dimension, born.
Blind,
deaf,
of the sun, the clouds,
the crying rain.
Alive,
vibrant,
from the depth of the black
ink.
A touch, a gasp
The soul is shaken
The breath is quivering
The heart is breathing.
A gift,
to be embraced by a book.
Showing posts with label words. Show all posts
Showing posts with label words. Show all posts
July 25, 2013
July 22, 2013
5 Reasons Why You Should Blog!
I think this list is long overdue... So without further ado, here are 5 reasons why you should blog (or if you already do, 5 reasons why it's awesome!)...
1) It passes your time in a productive way: Yes, that sounds like something parents would totally dig, but hey, it's the truth! Blogging is quite beneficial, unlike updating your Instagram status every 30 seconds, which brings you to nowhere. (Yes, I am guilty of that)
2) It helps improve your writing skills: Now that's a big plus. When I first starting blogging, I was just an average writer with lots of things to work on. Of course, I still have loads to work on, but now I definitely think I'm a better writer. I choose better wording, and I have found a style that represents me.
1) It passes your time in a productive way: Yes, that sounds like something parents would totally dig, but hey, it's the truth! Blogging is quite beneficial, unlike updating your Instagram status every 30 seconds, which brings you to nowhere. (Yes, I am guilty of that)
2) It helps improve your writing skills: Now that's a big plus. When I first starting blogging, I was just an average writer with lots of things to work on. Of course, I still have loads to work on, but now I definitely think I'm a better writer. I choose better wording, and I have found a style that represents me.
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July 13, 2013
Classical Piece of the Week: RĂªverie
Missed the last one? Here's a link to Zigeunerweisen, Op. 20.
RĂªverie, by Claude Debussy
A soft glow casts upon the field's grass,
still fresh from the early morning dew.
Faint whistles can be heard through the trees,
the notes weaving into a melody of harmonious birds.
The ripples of the water are carried into the stream,
along the smooth rocks polished with time.
The flowers sigh to the sweetness of its own aroma.
A lone cloud travels across the sky, pacing infinitely.
The day becomes alive,
and everywhere is the reflection of its beginning.
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