Quotes: Good friends, good books and a sleepy conscience: this is the ideal life.
Falling back into place
Monday, October 13, 2008, 12:28 PM
From riches to rags
The alarm rang, the sun rose while the moon set; sat morning has arrived. The calender showed 11 Oct, yesterday has gone; a day of fun awaits. The sun shone overhead, my watch showed 1230; work has turned into play. The buliding comes into view, the car screeched to a stop; destination arrived at. The cluttered walkway, the threatening crowd; a sea of unfamilarity. That instant, the eye spotted that strikingly familiar face; the heart stopped. The laughters rang, friends around; yet troubles still lurk. The lights dimmed, the ceremony starts; 2 hours of lethargy. The back seat, that back view; all in discretion. The doors opened, the food beckons; hungry stomachs call out. The stomachs filled, plates from full to empty; slurps elvoved into chatter. The camera clicks, from the faces to the poses; spilling over with smiles and vanity. The laughter so evident; the sadness nobody sees. The many faces, so well hidden; from frowns to smiles in an instant. That one request, the heart obliged; the mind lost in turmoil. The clock strikes 12, the carriage turned into pumpkin; my dreams into reality.
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pro·file - Pronunciation[proh-fahyl]
Charlene
Gender: Feminine.
Feminine deminutive of Charles
Usage: English Pronounced: shahr-LEEN, chahr-LEEN
Falling back into place
Monday, October 13, 2008, 12:28 PM
From riches to rags
The alarm rang, the sun rose while the moon set; sat morning has arrived. The calender showed 11 Oct, yesterday has gone; a day of fun awaits. The sun shone overhead, my watch showed 1230; work has turned into play. The buliding comes into view, the car screeched to a stop; destination arrived at. The cluttered walkway, the threatening crowd; a sea of unfamilarity. That instant, the eye spotted that strikingly familiar face; the heart stopped. The laughters rang, friends around; yet troubles still lurk. The lights dimmed, the ceremony starts; 2 hours of lethargy. The back seat, that back view; all in discretion. The doors opened, the food beckons; hungry stomachs call out. The stomachs filled, plates from full to empty; slurps elvoved into chatter. The camera clicks, from the faces to the poses; spilling over with smiles and vanity. The laughter so evident; the sadness nobody sees. The many faces, so well hidden; from frowns to smiles in an instant. That one request, the heart obliged; the mind lost in turmoil. The clock strikes 12, the carriage turned into pumpkin; my dreams into reality.