Statice, sunflower, lilacs :)
It has already been said for statice and sunflower, but the sentiment is always appreciated.
Lilacs: do I consider myself beautifully and innocent.
My appearance has been called beautiful at times, and my facade act an innocent person in the way of life. While I do not reject the compliments and their reasoning, and at time feel welcomed in life to hear them, that’s only my front in the physical stance. Emotionally, I am wrecked enough to not believe that either of those can be fully be true. I find beauty in sadness and depression, and there is no way that can be beauty for others. What I find gorgeous cannot be so easily credited to being beautiful or not, because no one is the same. True beauty to me is either the existence of something that will forever exist, or one thing that spawned and will never happen. Realistically, that is not beauty. Just a phenomenon of history.
As for my perceived innocence and good-nature, my reckoning and continued involvement in the lives of those who know me are unorthodox, and there is no glory in personal victory with them. Only an unexplained debt to make their lives even the slightest better, even should it mean my leave. My innocence had no holding since high school. My intents in the end aren’t because I truly feel it is the right thing to do, but because I must do it to keep myself as a proper human in this world. I am no optimist. I am a nihilist, a pessimist, and soon to be hermit. My helping is so that one day my hope is renewed in humanity in seeing, helping, teaching raising, or even glancing another that does amazing feats, and has a unwavering conviction in humanity’s redemption across the score of blood, greed, and ignorance. I occasionally see them myself in the few people I speak with. Those are the good people. The innocent and beautiful. They may hold corruption, but it doesn't deter them from being perhaps the greatest livers I have the honor to watch. As for me, it is too late to change into one seen in good light. The next best conclusion is to sacrifice down to the last bone of me, and wish that any and every piece I pull out for another will have more of a use in their hands than in me.










