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Bits and Pieces

Hello. Welllll, there isn't much to know about me. In other words, don't ask. Hey, but if you really want to know, one word: psychopath.. Anyways... I'm just another one of those bloggers out there, blogging about how crappy life is, etc. Pathetic, is it not? Life.

Not too long ago...

Psychobabble. Just to pique your interest.

Past Tense

heart-wrenching.

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isn't anyone tryin to find me?
won't somebody come take me home
it's a damn cold night
trying to figure out this life
wont you take me by the hand?
take me somewhere new
i dont know who you are
but I... I'm with you

take me by the hand
take me somewhere new
I dont know who you are
but I... I'm with you

I'm with you.




tears flow.
lives snatched.
hopes crushed.
twilight and shadow.

no words can describe the grief, sadness and despair as well as these photos do.
source: reuters

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  • Blogger ♥♂ Ⓐⓓⓐⓜ ♀♥ says so:
    17 May 2008 at 20:52  

    the nature so cruel.. top

  • Anonymous Anonymous says so:
    17 May 2008 at 23:54  

    yeah it's really sad. i was in tears when i read the papers. There was one very touching story on how a brave mother saved her baby's life by blocking the bricks crumbling down on them. then when she couldn't hold on any longer, she used her phone to leave a message for her baby. The rescuers found the baby in the dead mother's arms with his mother's phone. The message made all the rescuers cry. It says : " My dearest son, if you live to see the day, please don't ever forget that your mother loves you. " it made my mum cry so badly. This is so so sad and to think that it's one day after mother's day. sigh. I bet the Myanmar tragedy is as disastrous as this one. It's just that the Military Junta doesn't allow any media coverage and aid from foreigners. Damn them. They ought to burn in hell. top

  • Blogger her says so:
    22 May 2008 at 17:12  

    It isn't the nature that is cruel.
    HUMANS are the main cause of every happenings.

    It's sad to see all these.... I guess everyone should do their bits to save the world now..

    We cannot revive the dead, but we can prevent more heart wrenching happenings....

    *prayers* top