Showing posts with label brotherhood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brotherhood. Show all posts
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Never Done
"Growth is painful,
Change is hard,
And there are days where we would wish that it would just stop.
Wouldn't it be great to just know,
To feel like you finally figured it all out,
To just be done.
It's the hardest and most wonderful thing about being alive,
That no matter how much you learn, grow or change,
You're never done.
Cheers."
Never Done, from Izzat.
Nice one, matey.
Aku suka sangat "poem" kau buat tu sampai aku repost kat sini.
HAHAHA.
Gua sayang sama lu.
Babi gay sial kau.
Change is hard,
And there are days where we would wish that it would just stop.
Wouldn't it be great to just know,
To feel like you finally figured it all out,
To just be done.
It's the hardest and most wonderful thing about being alive,
That no matter how much you learn, grow or change,
You're never done.
Cheers."
Never Done, from Izzat.
Nice one, matey.
Aku suka sangat "poem" kau buat tu sampai aku repost kat sini.
HAHAHA.
Gua sayang sama lu.
Babi gay sial kau.
Labels:
brotherhood,
life,
poetic,
quotes
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Quote
Izzat says:
never expect changes from a person who doesn't want change.
Izzat says:
kau baca ayat dia. kau tengok tong sampah kat sebelah kau, kau terbayang dia dalam tu.
His quotes never fail to amaze me.
never expect changes from a person who doesn't want change.
Izzat says:
kau baca ayat dia. kau tengok tong sampah kat sebelah kau, kau terbayang dia dalam tu.
His quotes never fail to amaze me.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Spirit Of Brotherhood
Spirit of Brotherhood
by R. Steven Reynolds
The poem tells the story.
We find other ways to make-do
Closeness from these we derive
But something’s missing, I think
Close friends we unexpectedly lose
by R. Steven Reynolds
The poem tells the story.
Now I have a very good friend
He’s my brother but not my kin
Our link is hard to comprehendWe’re friends through thick and thin
How to express these emotions?
We men find it hard to vocalize
It goes against macho notions
Often feelings are left unstated
Other cultures their not repressedBut in ours it’s not advocated
To hug a man who’s unrelated
Too often in America is taboo
So feelings are left unarticulatedWe find other ways to make-do
So we shake hands and high five
We laugh, joke and share a drinkCloseness from these we derive
But something’s missing, I think
Close friends we unexpectedly lose
Especially later when we get old
Then it’s too late the words to use,So for now “Consider yourself told".
I love my brothers.
but some of them are missing from this picture.hehe. dont worry. i've got u in my hearts.
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