Sad Good-Bye

My poetic side strikes again! And why is it that every time I try to make a poem it always happens in a very gloomy day? Is this some sort of a pattern or something? Like a trigger perhaps? Even so, this is what I do know, I've said it before and I'm going to say it again. When my poetic side comes it is something I cannot, repeat, I CANNOT just ignore. If you please, bear with me (^_^)

Here's a piece that has been stashed up for quiet sometime now. This little piece of mine also happens to reflect about my perspective after rereading one of my favorite books----"A Walk to Remember", which I know you have read or watched. I have blogged about it too. 

And now without further ado, let me take a minute of your time and read "Sad Good- Bye".

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Sad Good-Bye

My love for you will never fade

yet you're led and far away.

My love for you will always be the same

though, you can't feel it in anyway.

I can't take the fact that you are gone.

Leaving me here sad and undone.

But, somethings tell me that I should never regret. 

Instead, I should be thankful that you and I met.

Though this would be the last time that I could see you,

Still my heart beats only for you.

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The Heirs

"One who wants to wear the crown, bears the crown"

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A story that depicts the lives, the rivalries, friendship and the love of group of elite high school students.

Kim Tan (Lee Min Ho) is the second son of a very rich Korean conglomerate, who was sent abroad in order to study. When in reality, it is a form of exile so that his elder-brother back at Korea can take over the business. While he was in the States, Kim Tan met Cha Eun-Sang (Park Shin Hye) who just arrived from Korea to see her sister who claims that she is going to get married and therefore, needed the money. With misfortune befalling before her, Kim Tan suddenly finds himself helping her and eventually falling for her.

When Kim Tan's fiancee Rachel (Kim Ji Won) arrives to celebrate their one year of engagement and also to bring him back to Korea. He is now torn between doing his duty and doing what his heart wants him to do. Meanwhile, there's another problem waiting for Rachel as her mother decided to get married again to Kim Tan's former best friend, Choi Young-do (Kim Woo-bin) making him Rachel's future step-brother. All three of them attended the same school when Eun-Sang transferred to the school of the elite due to some family problems. It sank into her that her world and their worlds are not the same. In addition to it that Young-do falls for her as well. Just when they thought that their problems can be solved so easily as 1,2,3. The real problem arises when they realize how their world is controlled by money and power and the difference between the world they lived in.

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Honestly speaking this drama has so much "drama" in it. They portrayed the characters fairly well in my book. Making my teeth grind whenever I encountered a scene that was aggravating for my taste (mostly when it comes to Tan's dad). How wickedly twisted I am for liking Young-Do (to those who know me, I think they already know why) and how happy I am that there's some girl power and not just your typical damsel in distress kind of scenario for Eun-sang.  (way to go girl!) Anywho, my rambling stops right here since I don't want to reveal too much information. (kekeke)

I'm almost finish watching this one I have at least 7 more episodes to go. By the way, this is a 20 episode series. So you better prepare some popcorn, drinks and tissues with you. If you want to know more of what I am rambling about watch this drama then share your sentiments with me ;)

Miracle in Cell No. 7

It was a talk about Korean movie in 2013 that brought laughter and tears to the viewers. The story depicts the life of one man and his daughter. How everything changes when one was falsely accused of a crime he didn't commit. How even though beyond the bars of the prison cell, love is still the strongest bond that can bring the daughter and the father together.

In this movie, I assure you that you will need lots and lots of tissue, I know I did. As I was watching this movie I couldn't help myself but laugh as the situation demands. It was hilarious how Lee Yong-gu, the father, got along with his inmates in the most harshest cell in prison, cell no. 7. And when you thought that everything is just for laughs, you thought completely wrong. Soon, you will find yourself sniffing and tears slowly falling from your eyes as the story progresses. You will see how a father would do anything for his daughter and how the bond between them affects and changed the people around them.

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Synopsis:

Lee Yong- gu is an intellectually handicapped person with the mindset of a six year old. He lived together with his seven year old daughter Ye-sung who is smarter than her peers. The two of them lived a happy life until the commissioner's daughter was found dead and Yong-gu was the one who found her.Falsely accused the crime he didn't commit. Ye-sung was sent to childcare and Yong-gu was sent to the most harshest cell in the maximum security prison cell no.7.

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Don't miss the chance to watch this. I tell you, Miracle in Cell No. 7 is worth it. 

A Walk to Remember

I have watched this movie for  millions of times and cried over it for also a million times and I still can't get enough of it.

No matter how many times I have seen it. It will ALWAYS will and will ALWAYS WILL BE one of my favorite movies of all time.

A Walk to Remember...

Simple yet, meaningful. That's for sure.

I don't know if I'm just easily touched or the movie is really good (both--I guess). Cause it will always leave me hanging and wonder about the meaning behind movie. I was still unsure though, until, I got the chance to read the book.

It was written by Nicholas Sparks and I must say it his book, his story, A Walk to Remember made me do a lot of things.

It will make you Smile.
It will make you Sad.
It will make you Cry .
and
It will make you believe in God.

(The actual cover of my book)

Prologue:

When I was seventeen , my life changed forever... I'm fifty-seven years old, but even now I remember everything from that year, down to the smallest details. I relive that year often in my mind, bringing it back to life, and I realize that when I do, I always feel a strange combination of sadness and joy... This is my story; I promise to leave nothing out.

First  you will smile, and then you will cry---- don't say you haven't warned...

And true to its word I did smile and I did cry...I was deeply moved by this book.

I will never get tired of reading it over and over again.

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Quote for the Day:

Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.  It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.  Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. 

                                                                                                                                                                                                      - Corinthians 13: 4-7

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Yours Truly,

The Book Worm