ALL OUT!

If I could jump through mountains. Leap through different countries. And hop through continents. I would have been there to see you. If I could walk the sea, And run through the ocean, I would have been there to hold you tight. We would have been been so close and so near. If I could fly, I would have flown with you, W'ell reach the clouds above; 'Til we reach infinity and beyond. Where no one could reach and separate us, Where you could always be here beside me, like I'm always sitting right next to you. I miss you. 16/09/2011

Just a delight in  my heart to hear your voice, It gentles my heart and breaks the noise, That fights my loneliness and kills the bore, It breaks the dawn to the lights of lure. Even a simple "Hi!" could make a day, From person like you, from a place away. To the place you know, to the person you care, It could make my heart pound and causes my joy to tears. No one else can bring the smile in me, You got the looks that got me hooked. The thing that melts this feeling. The reason I lived for every season. Obvious! You're the one I need, The reason for every bleed. You're the only one I wanted, I hope to be granted.

As I watched through the bed sheet of floating lights, constellations of stars formed right before them; With two bright shining lights distant to each other, in between was a permanent line of art, the life where you lived. As seconds passed by, it seems the constellation was getting brigther, Was it me? Or was it the fascinating connected lights? - that becomes nearer and closer. Then I saw thousand and more lines, above the constellating stars, they're not twinkling but, they're a lot, growing and thicker. Another gleam of light formed below the two bright shining lights; Only it was more brilliant and lovely, Then I see thousands of more shining meteorites in it. It was fascinating, it was totally alluring, but I noticed once I saw the constellating stars, I started crying, smiling and I touched it, it was the most memorable constellation I had ever seen. Probably one of those constellating stars, that's me