I thought I could live very smartly with these scars, I could melt these big and small sorrows into a sigh, and then blew them away lightly. As a result, I found that I was just showing off what I called the "past" to earn myself a "different" status. So far, I have said so much that I am afraid of being misunderstood, but at the same time I am afraid that people will really understand.
People’s deep desire for love is not shameful, is it? Because of the lack of love, other ways to fill it? With food, music, and scenery, you can believe that you can live a leisurely life without love. It is not until one day that you can't taste the taste, hear the birds, and see the street scene, that you begin to feel sad and then angry. Don't you think that there is no need to mention something as big as the end of the day, and that day will come sooner or later?
This day is your old age.
In the first half of your life, you are also looking for pleasure and fun, and you are buried in indulgence in your guilt. Finally, before you know it, the person in the mirror starts to grow old amazingly. Suddenly, the delicacies are like wax, the piano sounds faint, and the old eyes are dim.
In the end, people actually crave for the warmth of their limbs and the presence of breath. At the end, the people around you don’t need to be special or talented to build a nuclear power plant with bare hands. All he/she needs is a heart that is willing to admit that he/she is special, and an arm that is willing to embrace.
It was said that the end was coming, but no one was really scared. Because I guess people are very clear in their hearts that disappearing is just the end. Even if the end does not come today, we will always return to the dust. Love cannot save sentient beings nor can it turn the tide. Love can only make you die in peace and make you feel happy even if you shed tears.
I think even if it is completely wiped out in the next second, there is nothing to be afraid of, as long as my heart can be filled with love.
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