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Thursday, April 3, 2008
~ 6:43 PM ~
3rd of April 2008. The rain started without warning. As thousands of millions of tiny aqua bullets were fired at all that were exposed, i was in the safety of a bus... going home. Looking at the rain and listening to emo-music at full-blast, something crossed my mind. The heavy rain seemed to be the star of a new relationship, making the distant sky so blur, so hard to picture, just like it prevents one from seeing what will the future of the relationship be, whether the rain will end soon, or if it will get bigger, no one knows. Not only that, as the rain splatters and strikes on the unsuspecting pedestrians, those without an umbrella, it seems just like all that one can face in the early stages of a relationship. The result, people slipping, flooding of sidewalks, many many more. DESPITE all that i have said, this rain also seems to be the situation of a strong bond, one that will never be broken. As the rain falls, those who have a strong will and trust will never get seperated, no matter ehat hapens, and how long the incident is.
So does rain represent the start of relationships that are bound to fail, or is it a symbol of an eternal bond. All that matters is how one looks at it and how one thinks about it. Finally, if a bottle is filled to the 50% mark, it is considered half empty? Or is it half full?
