Friday, April 10, 2009
Crystal brown eyes
As I was starring into those beautiful eyes, I was surprised to see, that those eyes was starring back at mine. That was the first time I felt that the world has stopped spinning, time has paused just for us to cherish the moment.
As I was looking into those beautiful, gentle, soothing, honest and very sincere eyes, he smiled at me and it was like he was talking to me through his eyes and his smile. There were no lies in his eyes; it was very honest and true. Even in every angle as you look at it, every bit of it you can sense that nothing is lying with his eyes.
Looking deeply into those eyes was like seeing who he really is on the inside, it was like knowing his true soul, and not afraid to show me everything that is in him, he has nothing to hide. He was letting me see who he really is. He was very transparent, shinning and sparkling, just like a crystal, but just as precious as a diamond that is very hard to break.
I guess after all this, I believe in the saying that you can see a man’s inner soul once you look at him in the eye. Eyes never lie, and once you look at it very sincerely you will surely know what is in that person’s heart, mind and soul and it is very precious, elegant and very special.
The eyes are very honest and true and are never hiding anything. Just like a precious gem, like a crystal or a diamond you can see through it very clearly, and just like a diamond, it would last for a lifetime, no, I would say, even forever.
Author: anonymous
the point of no return
It was a pretty lame routine I guess, but that was my life, during my adolescence and puberty stage. I am not blaming my parents here, I understand why that happens and why they do that, and that is because they have to work hard for us to survive another day and for me to go to school everyday. But during those times that my parents weren’t around, I was living the double life, and I feel ashamed of it. Double life, because during weekdays I am at my own self and doing my own thing at my own terms, and during weekends I was this kind of girl who goes to church, tries to have a halo on her head, tries to keep nice (and civilized), the kid who is really active at kids church and memorizes every memory verses and the whole lesson every week, so simply the double life.
I’m kind of like getting used to it, and it wasn’t that hard to live a double life, I mean you’re like in those movies in where you hide your true identity for you to live this other life. And believe me I stayed in that double life for almost 4yrs. I mean I cannot imagine how I endured it for that long. I was so ashamed for all the things that I did, especially my dad was a pastor during those times, and there was a lot of pressure along the way because of that. I mean I cannot put my father in jeopardy because of the silly things that I did. I was so ashamed.
It was my choice to live that kind of life. Sadly on that kind of life, it was the life in where I was running away, running away and not even knowing that I was, running away and don’t even know myself anymore. I don’t even know who or what I’ve become. Most certainly I was running away from God and His destiny upon my life. I wasn’t afraid, but I was beautifully distracted to the things that kept me from going back to God. It was a dark life, but the way that I look at it before was, there was someone who is shedding me some light, at some point I cannot see anymore where I’m going but still there was this light that kept me going, the light that lead me back to God. It was only a matter of 4yrs measure time before I realized that, that light was God wanting to lead me back. So when did I realized that I’ve gone too far enough?
I can still remember that day; I was in 2nd year high school. I went to a party with my friends at school. The party was at the house of one of our classmates. I was the last to arrive at the place, so I really have no idea what was going on. As I went up to the room where the real party was, two of my guy classmates went out and decided to go home, but before they went on their way, they tried to stop me from going into the room and I didn’t understand why, so I just ignored them and told them to go on their ways and I’ll go inside the room. I can still remember what they said to me, “tisay wag ka na tumuloy baka kung ano lang mangyare sayo, di kame nagbibiro”. I never believed them because they’re the kind of guys who treats everything as a joke during class time so I never believed them. Plus they call me not by my name but by their a.k.a on me and that is “tisay”. I still went despite of the warning that they gave me.
Once I got in the room, I saw that nothing was wrong except for the people who are inside that room. Then something happened, a game was played by eight people and that includes me, there were 4 girls and 4 boys. Suddenly, they uttered the words “let the games begin!!” It was actually a much known game by everyone and it’s not that complicated when it comes to the rules of the game, it was a “spin the bottle”. They made me participate the game without explaining the complications behind it, it wasn’t a simple game played by everyone, but it was the game that none of us should even play. I mean I know that a lot of people knows and plays that game, but not with the rules that was in our own game that night. They made their own rules by it, and the rules and the game itself is not meant for students like me or us! So I just went with the flow and played the whole game with them, every bit of it I played.
Right then I realized that God is speaking to me. He wants me to fulfill that life, that very beautiful and feel perfect life with Him, but in order for me to do that, I must first come back to Him and never let go. When you think of it in words, it really sounds easy, but still at those times I was so ashamed, but God told me one more thing, and that is “He loves me and He wants me to be with Him, I’m important to Him, and once He forgave me for what I did it’s nothing to Him anymore.” It’s like He already forgot about it. I’m His daughter and His princess; He is my Father, my King, my very best friend, my Lord and my Savior. That night it’s like God broke the chains inside me.