The winter sun in tow behind you,
teeth bared at the wind,
you are autumn’s last ember.
Never would I yearn for summer
in the presence of your lunar smile.
Amidst the city’s electric hum,
I sing only of you,
November,
of the frost that numbs my bones.
Never would I retreat inside
and forsake the glory of autumn’s end.
Fulfill a destiny
in your hands,
there is no end
there is only death.
-t.f.s.
“Не говорех, мълчах, тогава ме забелязаха, когато изчезвах “
Killing the happiness
is like killing an animal
or nature that gives
hundred of lives.
My ideas are illusion
and illusion makes me company
after I lose my confidence.
Whatever I am, whoever I was
is the past that I've re-written.
There's a new flesh bleeding
In my cells in divine,
whatever needs to be finished,
my past will lay in pieces.
-t.f.s.
For another sad human without a realization.
They asked me what it's like to be the oldest soul. But souls have no age, they just transfer anywhere in their free lives, being capable of creating many stories in many places. They aren't like us, they can be invisible and you won't feel them, but they embrace your whole material body while they are the anchor. I hope you understand how bad is to be the prisoner. They are the feeling you cannot stand up from bed. The noise that comes out from your head. The freedom you've been longing for. But souls need escape. They are just tired living inside a body,like they are locked in another space of chaos. Try to reach yourself by being productive in the name of nature.
Reborn.
Feels so good to be reborn,
my room of art awaits me,
let the sunset shine on me,
let it paint me in warmth.
-t.f.s.
“The ones who notice the storms in your eyes, the silence in your voice and the heaviness in your heart are the ones you need to let in.”
— Steve Maraboli
" Summer is a miracle-
We share the same sun
And sleep under same moon
In a lifetime that we dreamed for. "
-t.f.s.
Five: This is my “I don’t care” face.
Vanya: This is your normal face.
“With such a hell in your heart and your head, how can you live? How can you love?”
— Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov