TheArtistAsian

In class, Have A Little Faith was read. In a section there was a part about the second death. "Everyone" fears it - not the physical death but the death you undergo when you are forgotten. So many of us try to fight it off with quirky Facebook photos, outrageous and nonsensical tweets, vulgarness, sexting - Anything is fair game when trying to get attention. But is that really the attention everyone wants or are they really trying to look for the universal love every sentient being covets - all the while committing to the wrong effort, erroneously thinking that they'll get exactly what they want? I've given up on garish attention yet I'm

While lost in the dark umbra, I'm told by a classmate that I look more masculine and taller on my Facebook profile than I do in real life. All I say in response is a casual, "Ok," and go on.   When I'm back in the radiance of day, I realize I'm hardly masculine in real life let alone vain at all.

The saucy, hasty-witted idiot shalt never appreciate thy abdominous voluptuousness – but I shall. By the Beauty of Venus thou art the loveliest double-chinned buxom madam to endow thine presence unto me. Thou blessest me with thine gaze of thy visage of chubby excellence and to me a voice doth cry, “Speak now or…” Forever hold my breath I do, for I am a fool-born coward… And thou shalt never know my love I bear in mine afflicted heart for thee.