My Chamber

I long for a dream to come true. Star in my own fairytale, where forever lasting love is a destination and a destiny. Both must have faith and believe in it. When it comes, it will be recognisable. I want to live life, be inspired by it, glow and grow in infinity chain of unconditional love for one another. I want to be happy.

Do I need to tell you how I fear your pointy head? your fish scaled skin that you made me rub against, scratching my palm, engraving it with lines.

Would you like to read my palm?

But wait, let me tie this silver ribbon around my eyes and it will smell like south of France.

I don’t want to see how you read our white lines. Making your two eyes eclipse and your white pearls shine.

While mountains will burst with lava down to my knees and you bathe in red and I slowly burn in it.

Do I still need to tell you how I fear your pointy head?

the sharp tingling energy flowing back to give life to something that once was so light and pure. The small pieces of glass, will be drained.

But never forget, you must not feel no less than fear.

It fails to connect, It’s scary to lose.

But once you embrace your fears, It joins you and walks next to you.

That second life brings more than your own. And when it leaves it brings you to your knees.

Have you ever swung on the Olympic rings at a playground jungle gym? Kids — especially short ones, like I was — have to jump to grab the first ring and then swing like a pendulum in order to reach the next. To get to the third ring, they have to use the momentum from the previous swing to keep going. If you hold on to the previous ring too long, you'll stop and wouldn't be able to get enough speed to reach the next ring.  

This is Isaac Newton's first law of motion at work: objects in motion tend to stay in motion, unless acted on by external forces. Once you start swinging, it's easier to keep swinging than to slow down.  

Perfection can bee seen in a right angle. But once you step aside the raw reality hits in.Perfection is just an illusion. Hard work means nothing if  you have't got any experience or talent. A man can have a desire, dedication, inspiration and work hard on building his dream house. That man plants everything out. But if he does not have any experience on how to build a house, he has low chances on succeeding. It is a disappointing bitter taste when you put so much time and effort and the result's are as same as the ones that haven't tried at all until the last moment. It is unfair. It is unfair on yourself. Look what is wrong, stop and thing what is the problem.Just don't forget that life is unfair to many people. Even if everything seems not as it was plant. As long you are capable of improving what is wrong the dream is not over. Whenever you feel fear or worry as long if you don't feel guilty you really tried your best. The only scary part now is that is there going to be any help? or miracles to save what was sink down to the grown? Are they going to be any money for new materials and support, to build a new ship? I guess as long time is in your favor many things are possible. Stay true to yourself and have strength to re fight the battles that you have lost. Most important take time and learn from your mistakes.      "Watch the little things; a small leak will sink a great ship."  

Agatha Christie

Agatha Christie penned some of the bestselling books ever created, but the author admitted once, “I, myself, was always recognized … as the “slow one” in the family. It was quite true, and I knew it and accepted it. Writing and spelling were always terribly difficult for me. My letters were without originality. I was … an extraordinarily bad speller and have remained so until this day.” Despite her struggles with spelling, Christie was an enormously successful writer, and has gone down in the Guinness Book of World Records as the best-selling novelist of all time.

Winston Churchill

While today Churchill may be regarded as a great leader and speaker, he had a rough start in his schooling, always struggling with spelling and writing. He was a notoriously bad speller throughout his life, but he never let it hold him back. He battled through his difficulties, which also included a speech impediment, to leave his mark on the world.