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Of Fallen Leaves Dancing by Mark Tulin/The Bazaar of the Bizarre.
Of Fallen Leaves Dancing by Mark Tulin/The Bazaar of the Bizarre.
link.medium.com/viMBxhQRrmb This is a tribute to Poet Michael David Saunders Hall. He recently died from Covid complications–much too young. He founded the site The Bazaar of the Bizarre. RIP
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SHINee and Super Junior....MJ....Beat It and Bad. Holy shit.
A tribute to Ronell.
Ronell, is a really nice kid, oo nga pasaway siya, but in fact masaya siyang kasama kahit nakakainis. I remember binigay ko yung baller ko sakanya kasi kinukuha niya, I honestly miss Ronell kasi nakasama ko yan nung summer, kakulitan ko pa yan hindi ko ineexpect na mangyayari sakanya ang malalang sakit, nakakalungkot isipin na yung taong yun na akala mo malakas na walang sakit ay siya pa magkakaroon, Naaawa ako kay Ronell sana gumaling na siya sa Leukemia and I hope hindi padin natatapos yung prayers ng iba. Hindi ko sinasabi o hindi ako humihingi ng donation but I need your prayers, Actually WE need your prayers, hindi man kayo malapit sakanya e alam ko nman na may awa din kayo, yun nalang ang mabibigay natin tulong sakanya, 'cause money wont make him happy, kundi ang gumaling siya. Ako nga mukang nahihirapan sa condition niya bawal siyang matulog baka ma-comatose siya.
Guys, pag dasal po natin 'tong batang to.
KAYA MO YAN RONELL MALOLOS! LABAN!
A tribute to the unpredictable.
On this day just 10 years ago, people boarded a plane, went to work, said bye to their parents as they got dropped off at school, and went about expecting a normal day. No one expected a terrorist attack but it happened. No one expected the Twin Towers to come crashing down, but they did. No one expected to lose a parent, a friend, a sibling, but they did.
Life is unpredictable. I never expected my dad to have a heart attack, but he did. I thank God that he's still with me here today. Through the twists and turns of life, one can never really see what's around the next corner.
It's terrifying not knowing what is in store. What we as humans fear most is the unknown. Why are we scared of the dark? Because we don't know and can't see what's there. It's the whole reason religion began and folklore and mythology was told, to explain the unexplainable.
Yes, it's cliché, but it's true. You never know when your time will come. Live everyday like it may be your last.
To those who lost your lives in the horror of September 11th, may you all rest in paradise and know that you are remembered. To the firemen, policemen, medics, and other helpers who gave their all, and some even their lives to aid others, you are honored, and know that your efforts and sacrifices were not made in vain.