excuse me while i KisS tHe SkY

my favorite things in life r the priceless & the meaningful. u can try to define me all day long but you're not even close. im pretty good at getting my point across ... unless u choose not to listen (your loss). i am fascinated by beautiful voices and entrancing eyes. i love to surround myself with diversity and depth. if i come off as a bitch i probably dont like you. otherwise im nice, honest, deep, and giving.
its been a long strange trip
how can u see the beauty when ur hearts icecold
No.
i am no more beautiful than i ever was.
The more attractive i am, the better i have become at hiding the ugliness that digs deeper with each attempt to cover.
No.
i am no wiser than i was before.
and the silence that you hear is the sound of my mind racing through all of the options you've given me and deciding to just take a guess this time.
No.
I am not any older than i was yesterday but merely closer to where i came from, where u came from, another spin around this earth, another trip around the sun, that will bring us right back to where we were yesterday, today. and when the trip is over another will begin. and when your life is finished you will sink into the earth and come back again.
No death is not the end but the beginning of another spin around again.
im in love with your daughter. i wanna have her babies.
Man, like all living beings, adapts himself to the conditions in which he lives, and transmits by inheritance his acquired habits. Thus, being born and having lived in bondage, being the descendant of a long line of slaves, man, when he began to think, believed that slavery was an essential condition of life, and liberty seemed to him impossible. In like manner, the workman, forced for centuries to depend upon the goodwill of his employer for work, that is, for bread, and accustomed to see his own life at the disposal of those who possess the land and capital, has ended in believing that it is his master who gives him food, and asks ingenuously how it would be possible to live, if there were no master over him?
In the same way, a man whose limbs had been bound from birth, but who had neverless found out how to hobble about, might attribute to the very bands that bound him his ability to move, while, on the contrary, they would diminish and paralyze the muscular energy of his limbs.
If then we add to the natural effect of habit the education given to him by his master, the parson, the teacher, etc., who are all interested in teaching that the employer and the government are necessary, if we add the judge and the policeman to force those who think differently -- and might try to propagate their opinion -- to keep silence, we shall understand how the prejudice as to the utility and necessity of masters and governments has become established. Suppose a doctor brought forward a complete theory, with a thousand ably invented illustrations, to persuade the man with bound limbs that, if his limbs were freed, he could not walk, or even live. The man would defend his bands furiously and consider anyone his enemy who tried to tear them off.
Thus, if it is believed that government is necessary and that without government there must be disorder and confusion, it is natural and logical to suppose that anarchy, which signifies absence of government, must also mean absence of order.
Acts of injustice done between the setting and the rising sun In history lie like bones, each one.