On the opposite coast of sadness Is something called a smile

On the opposite coast of sadness
Is something called a smile

On the opposite coast of sadness
is something called a smile
But before we can go there,
is there something we’re waiting for?

In order to chase our dreams,
we can’t have a reason to run away
We’ve got to go, to that far away summer’s day

If we find it tomorrow, we can’t sigh
Because like a boat that opposes the stream
we have to walk straight on

In a place worn down by sadness
something called a miracle, is waiting
Yet we are still searching
for the sunflower that grows at the end of spring

The warrior who awaits the morning light
before he can clasp it with red nails, his tears glitter and fall

Even if we’ve grown used to loneliness
only relying on the light of the moon
We have to fly away with featherless wing
just go foward, just a little further

As the rainclouds break
the wet streets sparkling
Although it brings only darkness
A powerful, powerful light
helps push us to walk on


credit to : http://p3rfectsins.blogspot.com

bila hati tersentuh
perasaan menjadi sayu
sayu pabila teringat
satu kisah yang bertajuk
"1 litre of tears"
ketabahan seorang pelajar wanita bangkit
dalam melawan penyakit yang meyerang dirinya
penyakit saraf ( spinocerebellar degeneration )
yang menyebabkan kita akan hilang upaya secara perlahan-lahan
bermula dengan hilang keseimbangan dalam badan
akan terdorong seseorang itu mudah jatuh
diikuti dengan hilang upaya genggaman
kaki menjadi bengkok menyukarkan lagi pergerakan
bila kaki sudah tidak mampu untuk berjalan
berkerusi roda menjadi teman
apabila tulang belakang sudah tidak mampu menyokong badan
katil pula setia menemai sehingga akhir hayatnya
begitu perit menghidap penyakit saraf

picture - sumber ihsan pacik g0ogle -

pesanan cik vc::

kita yang berupaya melakukan aktiviti dan dihindari sebarang penyakit
seharusnya menikmati kenikmatan itu sepenuhnya
dengan mensyukuri segala kurnian-Nya

**sapa ad citer ini, sila email pada cik vc sebab aku da kehilangan cd citer ni ='((