It was for those who could use it to survive in a world of challenges.
The weak would collapse and then decay
And till no more would they be on that last day.
..............We take it for granted that it will always be there
But when it's gone, you can't have it back.
A tightness it pulls within the quiet passage
Till a tunnel no more it becomes
I can't breathe.
That was at 6am this morning. I woke up gasping for air. lol. I didn't know what to do so I went to Kennysia's page for help and after 3 lines of air topic it changed to something else and I was forgotten.
But it's fascinating ya know. How we take for granted life and say that.. "OMG! I'm going to die in math!!!!!" and come out of the class alive.
Here I really was on my bed gasping for air and didn't know at all what to do and so I just lay there hoping for the best. My life was entirely in faith.
I fell asleep and actually woke up. That's lucky I have to say.
What if I didn't wake up?
But I guess life's too short for the "if"s and "whens" and "hows".
It should be lived. Stretched and pulled to the farthest of all limits.
And yet, its fragility on the lines of death be looked after with care as well.



3 comments:
hey, thanks for dropping by! :)
fascinating blog you got here! haha, next time u wake up gasping for air, i suggest try opening the window. maybe? hahaha!
tell me if it works yea?
adam from adamtam.com
haha adam... you're funny..
The window was open. :)
I have trouble breathing all the time and so does my daughter. We both have lung problems. So I know how scary it is not to be able to breathe. It does bring thoughts of death. My daughter wrote a poem about gasping for air when she was really sick I would like to share with you.
I’m coming home
Lungs failing
Breaths rasping
Tears falling
Moms crying
Visions blurring
I’m dying
Heavens coming
Gates opening
Angels singing
Lord, I’m coming home.
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