What does
ORD mean to you?
Certainly many people will and have experienced unrelenting, inexplicable joy that might drown their now outdated depressing self. Unfortunately for me, I have already gone past this stage.
I would best describe myself with this short
verse:
During its time in the cocoon, the premature butterfly experienced different refractions of the light within the prismatic shell. The spectrum of colors caused the butterfly to have multiple musings, some it thought were credible, some were mere day-dream.
One day, the shell began to crack and fragment. The butterfly impatiently and frantically wrestles against the crumbling bits of the once pristine cocoon, it was then rewarded with a gush of invigorating breeze upon its release.
Enervated by the warmth of the new world, the butterfly then tries to take flight, the wings began to flap and the motion takes on a fluid form. The butterfly celebrated its freedom as it danced to the melody of liberation. Suddenly, the butterfly is at a loss. Without any guidance, the butterfly is now swaying in the air, confounded by its realisation. Winds scaled steeply, sand and dust whirled into its path, the butterfly's mirth was short lived.
However, we all hope things will get better, and like many tales and fables, progression denounces regression:
Nevertheless, the butterfly was aware of and had pre-empted cognitive distortions of its journey. It is now in a state of a molten abstract, though easily wavered and constantly challenged by the abstruse beings that collides in its path, it was reminded of the glimmering showers of light the cocoon showed him. So, the butterfly lift its wing, and propelled itself vertically, now seeking for the plausible muses it had envisioned.
The butterfly is beautiful, and at the same time, vulnerable. It will now have many rough winds to battle against.
Haven't felt so emo in a while =)
Oh yes, I can be very emo =.=x