There is a feeling called obsession
There is a feeling called obsession
The butterfly flutters, its flight is only for the short season of life, the achievement of life's glory; the fireworks are brilliant, its fall is only for a bright life, the achievement of eternal memory; the meteor is a moment, its fleeting only to pour out all the beauty, the achievement of eternal waiting. Youth, is a short hymn, because of its transience, so precious.
Life is a funeral, burying the past, but not weathering the memories, the years of the cycle can not carry the mourning of youth. The first thing you need to do is to get a good idea of what you want to do.
Who's youth, the pale chaos of whose years? The time has become silent in the day-to-day hassle, but then again in the silence has become hassle, week after week, over and over again, until death. The most uncontrollable thing about people is time, and at the same time, it is time that has changed the years, changed the memories, changed the past.
When a person can not fight against time, the wisest approach is to silently accept. When you can not change the time, then let time to change you, or you to accept the time. None of us can resist the vicissitudes of time, and no one can afford to commit to time. Time is the best antidote in this world, can heal the wound on the heart, but also the most poisonous poison in this world, it can dilute all the good, let the familiar strange, let the strange forget, let the forgotten no longer remember.
The people of the world, a chestnut of the sea, people are no more than small, small compared to huge is negligible, the weight of time is never fair to say. The vicissitudes of several reincarnations, who do not know who finally fell into the robbery of who, or, who finally became who is not who. Time is an elusive thing, do not attempt to change it, or you will pay a painful price for it, in turn, in fact, no one can change the time.
The world is cold, human nature is thin, people always love to stay at the most beautiful scenery of the past, nostalgia, not forgetting. The most important thing is that you have to be very careful about what you do. When the flowers fall and people die, only to understand that youth is a war of obsession, in the bureau do not know is the bureau, the passage of time, everything has been empty, and then to look back on some, don't that kind of taste how is a helpless to be?
In youth, there is a feeling called obsession. It is only appropriate not to be youthful when young, only to realize that the obsession is only because of the heart, pride in the gas, the heart has a reluctance to give up. In vain when the young more frivolous, who can understand the other day love? A thousand knots are knotted in the heart, the bell must be untied.
Life is a tossing and turning between letting go and not letting go. If you can't let go, then you can't see through it, it's tangled in your heart, it's tangled in your mind, and you need to continue to go through it.
I still remember the magnificent feeling of the year when the flowers bloomed all over the branches, fresh and confused. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who have been in the business for a long time. The time is different perception is a world of difference, it is difficult to deliberate, difficult to deliberate, change too quickly, there is a panic, this is their own unexpected but also I do not want to see.
The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who have been in the business for a long time. This is not a good thing to do. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a few of these.
People live a proud bone, just to fight for a breath of air, people live to have a self-respect, do not like wishful thinking, but also do not love to make love, more do not like to do the cheap thing, the past will be really past, bashful. The first thing you need to do is to get a good idea of what you are getting into.
The actual fact is that you will find a lot of things that you can't do, and a lot of things that you can't say, and a turnaround might make us regret our lives. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who have a lot of regrets, but you should remember that when you have a flower to fold, you should not wait until you have no flower to fold. Even if the youth is easy to grow old, ask the heart to be at peace.
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