Not So Typical

The unrelenting feeling of worthlessness; it's intense and there is very little relief for people who experience depression. The symptoms differ greatly from what would typically be described as sadness. Daily life is hindered greatly, the ability to function at work, pay attention in school, even eating and sleeping patterns can deteriorate. What's worse is that activities that you may have once enjoyed lose their luster.

Pure Bliss

I long for your touch, for your hands to brush through my hair and end gently on my face. That moment when you lift up my chin to stare into my eyes before your lips meet mine. I love the feeling of how much you want me, how your gentle yet forceful hands weaken my knees. I live for your touch, for your hands to reveal the truth behind your mysteriously subtle desires. I love it when you smile in that moment, when you recognize my desire for you.

Just A Kiss...

I want you to kiss me with your sweet lips and hold my face, right along the jawline. Caress my cheek with your thumb. Play with my hair. Continue to kiss me passionately, deeply, emphatically.

Love me. Show me with your kiss. Do not release me. Twirl your tongue along mine. Trace the shape of my face with your hand as though you cannot see me and you are trying to remember who I am, forever.

Sorrows

People cannot be classified as good or bad or judged without applying certain norms and logic. We as humans are not in a position to judge others as all the humans are not perfect. Expectations make us want something according to what we think is right or wrong. Every person has his/her own perspective to classify any action as good or bad. There are certain universal truths which cannot be denied by any group or person. Telling Lies or standing by the truthfulness differentiate the immorality from morality. In every nook and corner of the world whether the population is educated or not all of the universal truths (morals and ethics) is always recognised and practised since these are dictated by the human nature as such the sorrows which we encounter are usually the product of immoralities and unethical practices.