Who will fix me now?
Dive in when I’m down
Save me from myself
Don’t let me drown!
~ Bring Me The Horizon – Drown
Dear younger me,
This week’s challenge insists me to look back at you. As person who planted “a seed” ten years ago, I have to thank you anyway but let me tell you what we have harvested (together). I stared at a dusty mirror this morning. I saw a skinny, tall, and mature face there but the eyes, however, were not lying. An old-saying said, “life is getting harder when you have realized but the price you paid is worth it”. The image at the mirror accepted that old saying except the eyes . The eyes rejected it. The maturity failed to defeat the eyes. It was still the same. Eyes which are lack of courage
Dear younger me,
Ten years are just like a battery life. The power will drain out whether you use it or not. When you were 12 years old, the battery started to drain out and now I have to recharge it. If regular battery unit stated with “mAh”, our battery unit stated with “courage”.
Then, I have a choice, should I recharge it over and over again or replace it with a new one since it has reached ten years now?
Dear younger me,
As long as the experience goes, the courage is coming through. One day, we will meet again. I do not know if we will hold the same battery which we have at the moment or we will hold a bigger battery. I do not know.
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This post is purposed to fulfill BEC’s English Friday Challenge.
After reading this, I kind of asking myself the same question, too…
Guess I have to just search for the answer. We don’t know where or when we will find it, but I know that the answer is exist somewhere, waiting to be found :hehe.
jawabnya ada di ujung langit #eh
Brb, ke ujung langit. :eh
kita ke sana dengan seorang anak, anak yang tangkas dan juga pemberani… hahaha
Haha. You are messed up.
I like that part: our baterry unit is courage. March on!
Ikut-ikutan melongok ke belakang, ah…. Tapi nggak sampai jadi postingan berbahasa Inggris… 😀
Ayo cobain mas, nanti juga ketagihan 😀
Really, I like the way you think about growing up.
😀
This post made me think back about my own battery. Ah. Really nice post Mas. As usual.