be still my heart…
Unremembered, yesterday is extinct.
Without yesterday, today has no meaning.
Who are you, if forgotten?
Who are you, but a sum of your memories?
In a world where not a lot of things make sense, and those precious few that do can’t really help us in our quiet desperate flailing for something called “normality”, it seems that the simplest things in life acts as a balm to the soul – easing away the pain, soothing the anger, quenching the disappointments.
Just for that blissful moment, everything is on pause – the world is black, and there’s nothing more but the heated hands, a firm but delicate warmth that strengthens the body and clears the mind, and a delightfully light bergamont fragance slow-dancing on the tongue.
Ahhh, early grey tea… thou dost wonderous things. Who would have known? I think I’m beginning to understand the English’s obsession for tea – especially during a tough situation *thinks of Arthur Dent* hehe.
Be still and quiet, lest thou may be broken -
Lest they knowst what lies in their hands
And cast thee upon the cold, hard ground,
Once too oft, then bitterly shatter.
Mayhap they knowst not of the precious gift given -
Unwittingly crushing it with their ignorance,
Then gaze upon thine jagged pieces, bewildered.
Be still my heart, I know not what the future brings.
Be still and quiet, lest thou may be broken…

