The sky in Charlotte is beautiful. It is, really. I could just write that.
Or I could think of writing it down while lying on the green grass on a late sunny afternoon, lazying around thinking of how beautiful the Charlotte sky is.
I'm not writing this lying on the green grass. But that's what I imagine doing while I write this.
Maybe it's just the effect of the beautiful sky, afterall. It makes you romanticize.
At the moment that our minds dissolve into the fuzzy night light at the time when parts of our intermingled body become mere Extensions of hearts breathing calmly in unison
At the point when exhaustion yields not to sleep but a peaceful slumber, I wonder how that dawn shall break how I shall awake waiting for yet another such moment.
Shall I know this moment again, in a way that ceases to matter? What you or I may think or where it is destined to lead In a world where we cannot meet; in a moment where we had.
Why can I not think so clearly, as when you speak? Is it because I have never known a love that has not come for a price?
A feeling that there was, strong and spontaneous That has lead more often to a desolate stillness Incomprehensible by my solitary mind
Or is it as you say we meet like children, in a game With nothing to lose? Except that others have returned And I keep waiting feeling I have at least played.
But there is something pure and serene about this dawn Even as I sit revisiting the past, strength I draw from knowing That I have not for once shied from telling you.
So, The other evening we went out for some drinks to this place called the Therapy Cafe. You have to check out the menu. The names of the drinks are hilarious. ( At one point, I looked at the bartender and said, "You've got some balls"). (You'll understand that bit only if you check out the menu). So, it was fun and we got home way past two am and I don't know when I slept off. What I do know is The next day, I spent half my day barfing in the toilet bowl and the other half, sleeping.
It was awful. Why'd it happen? I mixed three strange strange drinks and I'm really not much of a drinker otherwise (hmm, I know some people would beg to differ). First I had the Freudian Sip, then I had You've got some balls and then, Girls gone wild. And I don't know about the other girls but it did make this particular one go wild....throwing up in the toilet bowl.
Shucks, I'm off alcohol now. Well, atleast till this evening, anyways!
Wednesday, May 3
Too lazy to write, so posting pictures instead. This is right after the wrap up.
The beautiful yellow truck we had to rent to carry stuff.
The butterscotch building was so intriguing. The choicest characters sauntered in and out of it.
Ooh...check out the composition! Eyesore pink building in uptown, framed within the yellow truck door.
Silly goosewilly things that make days turn into osmotic nights and vice versa. For most part, this is balderdash that only makes sense to me.
May those of you who tread past and understand not a thing, rest in peace.