It isn't impossible to believe that miracles do happen. Miracles happen everyday, like when one of the four seasons change into the other, or when night becomes day, or when rain pours in a melodious beat. Everyday is a miracle, and I capture it all with a camera.
Whenever I walk down the local park people would stare at me as I take pictures of the silliest things, like ducks swimming in the lake or butterflies hovering just above the flowers. Even just the clouds would do, because I think everything is amazing, it just takes imagination to see all the beautiful things in them. But anyway, as I was saying, people would stare. I don't mind, I am a local. So everybody knows pretty much everyone. It's a small town.
And one day, a Saturday I think, I was walking pass the public football field and saw a group of young men playing football. Let me tell you this, all of them are all attractive. Tall, muscular builds and fine faces, if I may. They all look my age. (I'm nineteen by the way). Although I had to say that one boy seemed to stand out from the rest. He was probably an inch shorter than the others. He had shaggy blond hair and, most probably (since I couldn't see it) light blue eyes.
The usual me would take pictures of all the guys each taking turns of throwing the ball, and probably one of each catching it. I do take one picture of each, but then I realize as I start browsing the photo's I've shot that five in every five photos have that guy in it.
*to be continued*
*because I'm lazy*
Monday, 10 December 2012
Saturday, 6 October 2012
This Love
This poem goes out to all of the people
that lie and cheat and steal
for those who say they're on the right path
but doesn't show it's real
Why don't you think about the love
that died for you on the cross
the love that lived to die for us
the love that never lost
Think about that love's sacrifice
to die for you each day it lasted
its strength so strong, its fear so small
and it's never cheated
That love has been hurt, that love has been left
all alone and bleeding
that love doesn't deserve the pain it receives
what it felt is what we should be feeling
That love's alpha has predicted our days
that we shall walk on this earth
our days are limited, our days are numbered
and so much to that love we are worth
Don't you think that this love is great
and awesome and merciful and kind
that this love's will is harder than
impossible to find
This type of love can come from one
and no one else can give
this type of love's wonderful gift
of bringing us from death to live
This poem goes out to all of the people
that think they are not ready
this love will come once again in time
ready your hearts and keep steady
Thursday, 6 September 2012
Happy Birthday :')
Dedicated to Dominique Espiritu (@uNIQornsarereal)
Happy birthday, fandom homie!
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Today is the day you grow a year older
Fourteen years of experiencing the world
Fourteen years in the Lord, fourteen years in His love
Fourteen years worth of lessons learned
Within all those years you've met so much friends
That were raised just as you were
Each friend had a test that were all messes
And turned out to be testimonies and messages
Like I've said before you're a good kid, you're the best
You're different from the others, so much better that the rest
Our fangirling moments are as precious to me
As our serious talks over the phone
We've smiled, we've laughed, we're cried as well
And when we're together I feel so at home
You've listened to me so much so let me
Just say that now it's my turn
Your time to talk just say what you want
Trust me I'll listen to you girl
One last thing before the poem ends
There are a few words that I want to say
I love you, God bless, take care of yourself
And Niq, happy birthday ♥
Wednesday, 5 September 2012
So close so near
What do you think would happen to us
if we were lost and scared?
So vulnerable, so weak and blind,
When no one would even care
How frustrated one can be about one's safety
that only our God can provide
How will we reach the top when all
are blind-folded at the bottom of the hillside?
The Lord has mercy and love and compassion
for all that serve His name
And one by one He will rid of the dark
and show He loves us the same
Now most of the people have regained their consciousness
most people have regained their sight
They strive for the hilltop they strive so hard
even though it is painful to fight
A young woman's strength to fight to win
to overcome to be
With strength comes weakness but don't let it get to you
and your will to fight and be free
Like eagles soaring high above the clouds
like rays gliding in the sea
With the Lord I will be even more beautiful than ever
I will be more like me
I once felt lost and scared and weak
and vulnerable and frustrated
I once felt the need to please everyone
if I didn't I'd feel hated
Then a friend had appeared whose blind-fold was gone
and slowly she removed mine
So close so near she's almost there
so soon I know I'd be fine
She's almost there I know she is
I know she can get through me
I know she's the one that can bring me back
I know she can make me see
That the Lord has a plan a plan to prosper
but first we must go through a trial
A trial we will win over a trial into a triumph
and one day we will be free from denial
We'll be free from frustration vulnerability and fear
we'll know where we are and stay strong
We'll stay in love with the Lord our God
and sing for Him this song
Steady My Heart
Steady my heart you know what is right
And full well you know what is wrong
Steady my heart slow down and relax
Come and help me sing this song
Steady my heart be brave do not fear
For fear is a trick of the mind
Steady my heart I'm here so near
You do not need to find
Steady my heart you're sweet I know
You love without being asked
Steady my heart just steady my heart
And know this beat is not your last
Steady my heart so strong and brave
You will be fine I swear
Steady my heart wounded and hurt
Please a bright smile you should wear
Steady my heart tender and soft
Caring for everyone's peace
Steady my heart believe in yourself
To be strong all the time you don't have to be
Steady my heart please learn to smile
Even just for a little while
Steady my heart just steady my heart
I know that you cannot fail
Steady my heart stay on the right path
You know what you need to do
Steady my heart please don't go astray
Follow the path to God from you
Steady my heart I know you are tired
From all the suffering that's happened
Steady my heart relax and keep beating
Please do not be saddened
Steady my heart this is my song
For me to sing just for you
Steady my heart just steady my heart
Sing this song with me too
Steady my heart Jesus is here
He will help you do the right thing
Steady my heart oh Lord you so love
For my heart will keep steady for you
Monday, 25 June 2012
Untitled
My face heated up, I can feel myself turn red. My eyes started watering, tears ran down my cheeks. I closed my eyes and sank to my knees, letting everything out. I screamed. I feel alone. I feel unloved. I feel like my heart's been torn out and trampled on right in front of me and there's nothing I can do about it.
Why is he leaving me?
In the middle of my pain I felt his soft lips again. They felt warm and comforting. They felt familiar. He wiped my tears and brushed my hair aside. I opened my eyes. His golden brown hair is a mess all scattered around like he just woke up. His deep blue eyes are puffy and wet from crying. Why is he crying? He was the one that broke up with me. He was the one that wanted to leave. He was the one who called it quits. Why is he crying?
He looked me in the eyes.. His lips curled to a smile. Is he happy? He must be. He's happy he's leaving me. I can't take that. I don't want that. I love him! He knows that. He's supposed to know that.
He cupped my cheeks into his hands and rested his forehead on mine. He closed his eyes and took a deep breath. I can see tears running down is face. I can feel my eyes water again. "I'm sorry," he whispered. His breath was hot. His voice was shaky. He shouldn't be apologizing, "I still love you. I really do." I cleared my throat and closed my eyes as well. "Then why are you leaving me?" I say. My voice is shaky as well.
He kissed the tip of my nose ever so lightly, like he always does when I'm upset. A smile breaks onto my lips. I stay calm. I feel like I'm shaking again. Everything's so quiet. I don't want to cry. "You know why." He smiles. I hate it when he smiles. He looks like an angel. It's a weakness of mine.
I start crying again from the unbearable pain.
I can feel his lips push against mine again. Everything we did rushed through me. The day we met near the lake, the day I fell in love. The day I invited him over to my home, the day he first kissed me. All this and more. They hurt so much.
Then he pulled away from the kiss. I remember now that we are breaking up. That he's leaving me. That he left me. That he killed me.
Friday, 25 May 2012
Chocolate snow
Dedicated to my one and only. I love you.
♥
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You held my hand and pulled me close. The snow was falling one by one, covering the whole place with a blanket of white. You rested your head on my shoulder as we lay on our porch swing. We sat in silence for a few minutes.
This was our first Christmas together as us, not just you and me. The wind blew gently enough to rock the swing and keep the snow away from us. On the table to our right sat two mugs of hot chocolate with the tiny marshmallows, just the way you like it.
Despite the cold surroundings you kept me warm to the touch, being covered in blankets and all. I hugged you tight and kissed your forehead. You looked at me, a bit surprised by my actions, but you didn't say anything. You just smiled.
When I thought it couldn't get warmer, it just did. That smile of yours sent a warm shock from my brain down my spine and spreaded through my whole body, then I smiled back. I leaned forward and gave you a small kiss on the cheek. You positioned yourself to sitting down. I stood up to get our mugs to have a drink and keep us a bit warmer.
I looked carefully at the white beyond our porch and the moon overhead. It was a beautiful scenery, but its beauty is nothing compared to yours. One by one the snow fell in an endless bliss. I took our mugs, walked back to the porch swing, and gave you your mug.
You took a few sips and made your way to lying down with your head on my shoulders again. I took your hot choco and placed it on the table to the left, much closer. The wind blew a bit harder and you squirmed just a little bit closer for warmth.
You looked at me. Your silver-like eyes were shining under the moonlight, almost blending in with the snow. I held up my hand to your cheek and gave you a little kiss on the forehead again. You pushed my hand away and went straight for my lips.
What little body heat you have left was transferred all to me. Your lips were freezing cold, chapped by the winds, but that was probably the warmest, softest kiss you ever gave me. I could feel a bit of soft snow and taste a bit of chocoloate on your lips.
You pulled back and it was like the warmth in me was sucked out. You nestled your head back to my shoulder and I wrapped the blanket around you. I looked at your petite face, blue from the snow and moonlight's reflection, so fragile under my touch. A smile cracked on your lips, you leaned up to my ear and whispered,
"I love you."
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You held my hand and pulled me close. The snow was falling one by one, covering the whole place with a blanket of white. You rested your head on my shoulder as we lay on our porch swing. We sat in silence for a few minutes.
This was our first Christmas together as us, not just you and me. The wind blew gently enough to rock the swing and keep the snow away from us. On the table to our right sat two mugs of hot chocolate with the tiny marshmallows, just the way you like it.
Despite the cold surroundings you kept me warm to the touch, being covered in blankets and all. I hugged you tight and kissed your forehead. You looked at me, a bit surprised by my actions, but you didn't say anything. You just smiled.
When I thought it couldn't get warmer, it just did. That smile of yours sent a warm shock from my brain down my spine and spreaded through my whole body, then I smiled back. I leaned forward and gave you a small kiss on the cheek. You positioned yourself to sitting down. I stood up to get our mugs to have a drink and keep us a bit warmer.
I looked carefully at the white beyond our porch and the moon overhead. It was a beautiful scenery, but its beauty is nothing compared to yours. One by one the snow fell in an endless bliss. I took our mugs, walked back to the porch swing, and gave you your mug.
You took a few sips and made your way to lying down with your head on my shoulders again. I took your hot choco and placed it on the table to the left, much closer. The wind blew a bit harder and you squirmed just a little bit closer for warmth.
You looked at me. Your silver-like eyes were shining under the moonlight, almost blending in with the snow. I held up my hand to your cheek and gave you a little kiss on the forehead again. You pushed my hand away and went straight for my lips.
What little body heat you have left was transferred all to me. Your lips were freezing cold, chapped by the winds, but that was probably the warmest, softest kiss you ever gave me. I could feel a bit of soft snow and taste a bit of chocoloate on your lips.
You pulled back and it was like the warmth in me was sucked out. You nestled your head back to my shoulder and I wrapped the blanket around you. I looked at your petite face, blue from the snow and moonlight's reflection, so fragile under my touch. A smile cracked on your lips, you leaned up to my ear and whispered,
"I love you."
Wake up
'Wake up.' the voice whispered. 'It is time to wake up, my
child.' The voice spoke in a hushed tone, like a father to his child. It
was the most relaxing thing on earth. Hearing each word would lull you to sleep,
but it had authority. It spoke with power and might. Like once he spoke, it's
final. No questions asked. All that with saying wake up. "Who are you?" I asked.
The man gave a bellowed laugh, more like a smirk. 'I am your friend, your
brother, your father.' He didn't exactly speak, so to say. More like he was
speaking telepathically. I can read his mind or something.
But, first thing's first, I don't even know where I am. I remember sleeping, and now I'm in the middle of nowhere. I looked down at myself and I was wearing white. Plain white shirt, plain white pants, and I'm barefooted. What I'm standing on? I don't really know. It felt like cold snow, soft grass, warm soil, rocks, clouds, water, and a whole bunch of other things. I looked around and saw the same thing when I looked down: white.
I'm in some sort of room, yet it seemed to go on endlessly. There was a door a few feet ahead. It was on a wall, yet it wasn't. The man was beside me. No, he was in front. Maybe behind me? He's above me. No. He's everywhere, and yet, he's not here. But I can see him, I think, looking at me like he was my boss or my brother.
I tried asking again, "Who are you? Where am I? Why am I here?" The man sighed, smiled at me, then took a step closer, 'I am your father. You are with me. I have called out to you.' Called out to me? What for? I wanted to ask him. 'Because I need you, my child.'
I stared at him again. He looked like my dad. Yet he didn't. He looked like a teacher, a pastor, or maybe a bodyguard. He looked like a knight, a king, a president. He looked like a very important person. He looked like an ordinary man. Yet he didn't. He looked like, he looked like, "God." I whispered under my breath. 'Yes, my child, it is me, your father.' I stood stiffer, straighter, at the thought of what this could mean. "Am I... dead?"
God laughed again, but it didn't sound cruel like he was teasing me. More like surprised or amused. 'No, my child, you are alive and well. Let me show you.' As he said that, we were suddenly somehow transported to my room. "Is that me?" I looked at him and all he did was nod. 'See, you are safe. Now, I need to talk to you, my child. You have been drifting from me. Why is that?' A feeling of guilt stirred inside me, more like a sudden hit than a gradual build. "I... I don't know."
'You have fallen into temptation. I do not want to lose my child as it is.' I hesitated, "I don't want to leave you, father." He smiled, like out of pity. No, not pity, mercy, 'I know you don't, yet you are.' "What should I do? I want to go back to you. But I..." 'There is no need to feel unworthy of me, my child. I love you unconditionally. I love you eternally.' "Which is-" 'Not a reason to feel unworthy.' "I understand." I said in grief. God is with me. I should be happy.
I am happy, it's just that I'm guilty, too. I took a deep breath and loosened up before our Lord. 'Feeling better, my child?' I nodded, 'Do you love me?' Another pang of guilt hit me. 'Why are you hesitating, my child?' "I feel guilty, too guilty, to answer the question. I mean, even if I say I do, I know I don't show it."
'You are young, both physically and spiritually. There are many things you have yet to know. Worldly things will come to you as I have planned. Your spirit, your love for me is a bit different. You have to nurture it. How long has it been since you last read your Bible, my child?' I didn't answer, but apparantly we were back it the white room. 'I see. How long has it been since you have prayed? Do you spread my word to those who need to hear it?'
"How do you expect me to do that? I'm a kid." 'Do not condemn yourself because you are young. You will do great things in your youth, as had my son, Emmanuel, whom you call Jesus. He has done great miracles, as would you.' He walked up to a table that wasn't there before. I followed. On the table was a painting, a painting of a field with sheep and a herdsman. 'You may have heard this before, but you are the sheep. The lamb that needs guidance. I am the herdsman, who guide you.' "Jesus is like the sheepdog, guiding us to you." I said, without thinking no less. God gave a small chuckle of amusement, 'Yes, you could say that. As for the wolf, that is Lucifer. He decieves, destroys, and kills. He does not build anything except worries. Those worries I turn into trials. You could learn a thing or two from him, but never anything good. He is the enemy.'
"The forever hungry wolf." 'Indeed. The wolf attacks the sheep. Those strong enough will escape his grasp. Those still weak or young, they are the ones who fall. As he is about to eat the young sheep, the dog, as you put it, will come and scare the wolf away. He will lead you to me once more, and I shall heal.'
As I was staring at the table painting, it shifted from a lush green to bloodshot red. Blood was everywhere, well, at least around the pole. I looked at the painting close, then I realized what it was. "Your son's crucifixion." 'Yes. Mankind has crucified him for their pleasure, but he has died for you, for your sins. My son has died for everybody on this planet, from everyone his time to future generations! As long as you believe. He has risen for all my sons and daughters, sadly some still think that my son is still on the cross.'
The painting changed again. It became silver white with dashes of gold and blue. At the center of the table was a man flying towards heaven. 'As you know, three days after his crucifixion, my son has risen from the dead. He defeated Lucifer, gave all of you a clean slate. I am very proud of him,' He looked at me and smiled that fatherly smile, 'and I am proud of you.' "Why should you be proud of me? I've done nothing but disobey." 'That is all written, my child, I know that it would happen. I also know full well that this would happen.'
'I am proud of you, remember that. Do your best, my child. I want you with me when I do the curtain call up in heaven one day. Emanuel was born for you. He was crucified for you. He has risen for you. His part is done. Now your part is to be done, and only by your hands. There are people that will not know me if you do not tell them. Do you want that?' I shook my head slowly, still staring at the painting, 'I believe you don't. But! To spread my word you must know my word. Therefore, what must you read?' "The Bible." I whispered. 'And you must pray, talk to me my child. I always have time for you. Spread the word, my word. Tell the world of my love for them. I trust you on this one.' "Yes, of course, father. Thank you." God gave another chuckle, 'Anything for my children. Now, run along. Go back to bed, you have a wonderful day ahead of you today.'
"Go to bed? But-" I woke up with a start. I sat right up breathing heavily, then I cooled down. I looked at my clothes and I was back to my baby blue shirt and my shorts. I stood up and went to the window behind my study table. Looking down on the table, I saw a Bible and a note under the morning sun's light.
But, first thing's first, I don't even know where I am. I remember sleeping, and now I'm in the middle of nowhere. I looked down at myself and I was wearing white. Plain white shirt, plain white pants, and I'm barefooted. What I'm standing on? I don't really know. It felt like cold snow, soft grass, warm soil, rocks, clouds, water, and a whole bunch of other things. I looked around and saw the same thing when I looked down: white.
I'm in some sort of room, yet it seemed to go on endlessly. There was a door a few feet ahead. It was on a wall, yet it wasn't. The man was beside me. No, he was in front. Maybe behind me? He's above me. No. He's everywhere, and yet, he's not here. But I can see him, I think, looking at me like he was my boss or my brother.
I tried asking again, "Who are you? Where am I? Why am I here?" The man sighed, smiled at me, then took a step closer, 'I am your father. You are with me. I have called out to you.' Called out to me? What for? I wanted to ask him. 'Because I need you, my child.'
I stared at him again. He looked like my dad. Yet he didn't. He looked like a teacher, a pastor, or maybe a bodyguard. He looked like a knight, a king, a president. He looked like a very important person. He looked like an ordinary man. Yet he didn't. He looked like, he looked like, "God." I whispered under my breath. 'Yes, my child, it is me, your father.' I stood stiffer, straighter, at the thought of what this could mean. "Am I... dead?"
God laughed again, but it didn't sound cruel like he was teasing me. More like surprised or amused. 'No, my child, you are alive and well. Let me show you.' As he said that, we were suddenly somehow transported to my room. "Is that me?" I looked at him and all he did was nod. 'See, you are safe. Now, I need to talk to you, my child. You have been drifting from me. Why is that?' A feeling of guilt stirred inside me, more like a sudden hit than a gradual build. "I... I don't know."
'You have fallen into temptation. I do not want to lose my child as it is.' I hesitated, "I don't want to leave you, father." He smiled, like out of pity. No, not pity, mercy, 'I know you don't, yet you are.' "What should I do? I want to go back to you. But I..." 'There is no need to feel unworthy of me, my child. I love you unconditionally. I love you eternally.' "Which is-" 'Not a reason to feel unworthy.' "I understand." I said in grief. God is with me. I should be happy.
I am happy, it's just that I'm guilty, too. I took a deep breath and loosened up before our Lord. 'Feeling better, my child?' I nodded, 'Do you love me?' Another pang of guilt hit me. 'Why are you hesitating, my child?' "I feel guilty, too guilty, to answer the question. I mean, even if I say I do, I know I don't show it."
'You are young, both physically and spiritually. There are many things you have yet to know. Worldly things will come to you as I have planned. Your spirit, your love for me is a bit different. You have to nurture it. How long has it been since you last read your Bible, my child?' I didn't answer, but apparantly we were back it the white room. 'I see. How long has it been since you have prayed? Do you spread my word to those who need to hear it?'
"How do you expect me to do that? I'm a kid." 'Do not condemn yourself because you are young. You will do great things in your youth, as had my son, Emmanuel, whom you call Jesus. He has done great miracles, as would you.' He walked up to a table that wasn't there before. I followed. On the table was a painting, a painting of a field with sheep and a herdsman. 'You may have heard this before, but you are the sheep. The lamb that needs guidance. I am the herdsman, who guide you.' "Jesus is like the sheepdog, guiding us to you." I said, without thinking no less. God gave a small chuckle of amusement, 'Yes, you could say that. As for the wolf, that is Lucifer. He decieves, destroys, and kills. He does not build anything except worries. Those worries I turn into trials. You could learn a thing or two from him, but never anything good. He is the enemy.'
"The forever hungry wolf." 'Indeed. The wolf attacks the sheep. Those strong enough will escape his grasp. Those still weak or young, they are the ones who fall. As he is about to eat the young sheep, the dog, as you put it, will come and scare the wolf away. He will lead you to me once more, and I shall heal.'
As I was staring at the table painting, it shifted from a lush green to bloodshot red. Blood was everywhere, well, at least around the pole. I looked at the painting close, then I realized what it was. "Your son's crucifixion." 'Yes. Mankind has crucified him for their pleasure, but he has died for you, for your sins. My son has died for everybody on this planet, from everyone his time to future generations! As long as you believe. He has risen for all my sons and daughters, sadly some still think that my son is still on the cross.'
The painting changed again. It became silver white with dashes of gold and blue. At the center of the table was a man flying towards heaven. 'As you know, three days after his crucifixion, my son has risen from the dead. He defeated Lucifer, gave all of you a clean slate. I am very proud of him,' He looked at me and smiled that fatherly smile, 'and I am proud of you.' "Why should you be proud of me? I've done nothing but disobey." 'That is all written, my child, I know that it would happen. I also know full well that this would happen.'
'I am proud of you, remember that. Do your best, my child. I want you with me when I do the curtain call up in heaven one day. Emanuel was born for you. He was crucified for you. He has risen for you. His part is done. Now your part is to be done, and only by your hands. There are people that will not know me if you do not tell them. Do you want that?' I shook my head slowly, still staring at the painting, 'I believe you don't. But! To spread my word you must know my word. Therefore, what must you read?' "The Bible." I whispered. 'And you must pray, talk to me my child. I always have time for you. Spread the word, my word. Tell the world of my love for them. I trust you on this one.' "Yes, of course, father. Thank you." God gave another chuckle, 'Anything for my children. Now, run along. Go back to bed, you have a wonderful day ahead of you today.'
"Go to bed? But-" I woke up with a start. I sat right up breathing heavily, then I cooled down. I looked at my clothes and I was back to my baby blue shirt and my shorts. I stood up and went to the window behind my study table. Looking down on the table, I saw a Bible and a note under the morning sun's light.
Good morning, my child. Make me proud.
Signed,
your Father.
So, yes, I'm flying
Right beside me was a plane and down below is the Earth fifty thousand feet from
my chest. I soared past the plane and right through a white, fluffy cotton. I
soared up even higher that all I could see was cloud and sky. I looked over my
shoulder. Nothing. Just my clothes. So, yes, I'm flying.
I dove downwards and flew through a greenery, a paradise. Field and trees as far as the eye can see. On coming mountain, I thought. I tried gaining more speed. "Faster," I whispered. As I sped up, I went higher. I scaled up the mountain. Almost there. I sped up a little more and, I don't know if I'm showing off to no one or instinct just came over me, but as I raced over the mountain I was spinning like a kid on the ground twirling around screaming 'Helicopteeerrr!'. But either way, I'm above the giant obstacle. I hovered right above it, just a tiptoe's length away. I closed my eyes, took a deep breath and counted down from five.
Five, I can smell the ocean.
Four, I can hear the waves crashing.
Three, I can feel the wind beneath me.
Two, I opened my eyes.
"One." All I saw was blue.
Under my breath I zipped through the soft wind. Spinning, tumbling, going high, flying low, I just sped up. Wind through my hair, water splashing onto my face. The sun shining brightly on everything. It was the time of my life! Well, up until I realized I can't control the speed anymore. I was going faster and faster, faster than a motorcycle, faster than a race car. Faster than the fastest thing on earth that my skin might just be pealing off. "How do I stop!" I screamed to no one. Of course, it was only the me and ocean. Then I tripped. How can someone trip on air? was my last thought. I tumbled to the ocean. Water crashed onto my face like I was hitting cement at five hundred miles a second.
I sat straight up, dripping wet. I can barely breathe. I remember now. I'm travelling with --- "Wake up, sleeping beauty." I looked over my right shoulder and saw my best friend. I was dreaming. I smiled at her, relieved I wasn't dead. "What are you smiling for?"
I shook off the excess water from my head, flipped my hair back and stood up. "Good morning to you, too." "Go dry up and change clothes," she said, handing me a pink, cotton towel, "We're going on an adventure."
I dove downwards and flew through a greenery, a paradise. Field and trees as far as the eye can see. On coming mountain, I thought. I tried gaining more speed. "Faster," I whispered. As I sped up, I went higher. I scaled up the mountain. Almost there. I sped up a little more and, I don't know if I'm showing off to no one or instinct just came over me, but as I raced over the mountain I was spinning like a kid on the ground twirling around screaming 'Helicopteeerrr!'. But either way, I'm above the giant obstacle. I hovered right above it, just a tiptoe's length away. I closed my eyes, took a deep breath and counted down from five.
Five, I can smell the ocean.
Four, I can hear the waves crashing.
Three, I can feel the wind beneath me.
Two, I opened my eyes.
"One." All I saw was blue.
Under my breath I zipped through the soft wind. Spinning, tumbling, going high, flying low, I just sped up. Wind through my hair, water splashing onto my face. The sun shining brightly on everything. It was the time of my life! Well, up until I realized I can't control the speed anymore. I was going faster and faster, faster than a motorcycle, faster than a race car. Faster than the fastest thing on earth that my skin might just be pealing off. "How do I stop!" I screamed to no one. Of course, it was only the me and ocean. Then I tripped. How can someone trip on air? was my last thought. I tumbled to the ocean. Water crashed onto my face like I was hitting cement at five hundred miles a second.
I sat straight up, dripping wet. I can barely breathe. I remember now. I'm travelling with --- "Wake up, sleeping beauty." I looked over my right shoulder and saw my best friend. I was dreaming. I smiled at her, relieved I wasn't dead. "What are you smiling for?"
I shook off the excess water from my head, flipped my hair back and stood up. "Good morning to you, too." "Go dry up and change clothes," she said, handing me a pink, cotton towel, "We're going on an adventure."
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