KHAI :D Ironically the Metaphor is a Pun.

KHAI :D Ironically the Metaphor is a Pun.


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Saturday, April 9, 2011 Another good read. "He touches his grandfather's face, ever so gently, as though every line, every crease holds the many stories of his lifetime - as though every line, every crease can replace the unspoken words created by the years that separate them. If only he could tell this beloved toddler the history of the family so that he might come to understand the way things are and have become, the very ground upon which he grew up on and lived his life, of the very persons who will become the ones precious to him, every emotion that he would possess, suffer under, but still live through - but he will not. The moment and moments will be too precious to cast a cloud over, a cloud that would open his eyes earlier than they should be. He can pick these things up along the way - maybe he will pick them up the hard way, maybe he will the easy way - he will still arrive at the same end point, the point in his life when he turns back with all his memories flashing past him, and understand, finally understand." Finally getting a break. Time to level up civilian life. Though I would've really liked it better if I wasn't sick. But as I've told some people.. Freedom over sickness. Anytime. Inconsiderate I know. But not if I put on a mask. YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E-ve-ray-bah-day-shar-fuhl-laynnnnn.
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