I think today it may be deeper than before.
Let me explain that.
When you are pretty cold and hungry, and there is the hot soul, you will feel
the bubbles on the "skin" of soup is troublesome.
They will not merely make the soup you long for spill but have you hardly
taste it easily.
And then, you can take it for something like the illness stalking throuth the
skin because it grows as much as it can, and when you seem to give it an end,
it will come back right away.
Not to mention that when you take a look at it, its shape and the way of
growing is really like some kind of disgusting skin disease, isn't it?
Especially, I have said that now you are cold and starve now.
Therefore, for you such the "malady" is really like something ruthless enough
to give you a thought of the fact that it must be something bad belonging to
the darkness like charcoal.
Accordingly, it is effortless to know my quotaion.
The essence of a stuff always is not simple to be seen, but it is the key
to solve your problem.
So... I take advantage of a short phrase not only to display my feeling on
surface: their are bad, so their are totally black without emotion, but
likewise to describe what I really want to say: how to stop the water from
boiling?
And then, it also is the reason why this actor won the election.
I don't know whether he see through the essence, but indeed he turly gave it
a tough.
Oh My God...
How many words I use to explain my one sentence?
All the same, I have said that the reason why I rhyme in the all of words.
I just want to force myself to practice in a tough way.
One day when I am used to doing so, and then I do the same thing in RAP whose
rules are very loose, I will turn out to be strong without a doubt.
Oh~ I torture myself~"~
Nevertheless, categorically, I will not do so for my kids.
It is too deep for children, and to keep totally rhyme all the time may make
my kids feel pressure.
Why?
When you learn a language without someones, those speaking it always rhyme
in every word, you will feel difficult.
Consequently, I may learn others' works: to make the last one or two word
of the sentences rhyme.
It is my idea, isn't it, my sweety, H?
Meow=w=