Words inflation
2011-03-20 @ 13:42:35
Such situation:
Fifteen minutes before lessons, a girl ask a boy: have You got homework? Thanks, I love You, You saved my ass.

Maybe I should be born in another age, when knights were fighting with dragons to save the princess in the tower... maybe I, after childhood full of books about such situations do not fit in this world? Because I had always believe that the word "I love You" should be whispered...

Isn't it true, that now many words had lost it's meaning? You hear them - and Your heart do not start to beat faster - shouldn't it?
Well, maybe now I'm exaggerating (wyolbrzymiać), but... I've ever dreamed of my knight on a white horse. And of his whisper "I love You". But... maybe not in this age :)

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Comments

katherine
I agree with you. Sometimes I feel it's not my century too ;)
lodestar
Thanks for wishes! :)
I see you're a dreamer like me ! ;) The world without dream would be very sad and colorless.
Ajkiorka
Reply for your comment: No, I'm not leaving. :) And I hope that you will stay here for a long time as well. ;)

Well, I felt that I don't fit to the particular situation many times. So maybe it's humane to feel lost sometimes... Maybe you and I and some other people are dreamers who believe in many immaterial things, but think about it for a second; If you believe in something and people say that they agree and feel the same way as you do - it means that somewhere in the world there is your knight - who will be able to whisper the most beautiful words to your ear, who will love you, who knows the true meaning of saying those three words. :)

'Chasing cars' again? => 'Those three words are said too much...'

And another song; '...though I learnt from you that beauty need only be a whisper' ;))

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