What happened to the days when women really knew how to dress?  All I see these days are tank tops and short shorts >_<.

What happened to the days when women really knew how to dress?  All I see these days are tank tops and short shorts >_<.

"What’s 24 hours really? It’s just a three hour flight to Indiana, five hour drive to Michigan, and sixteen hour wait in front of your door.” - AJ"
Style in its finest.

Style in its finest.

(Source: whereisthecoool, via hypebeast)

Poem - Beautiful Darkness

Camping

Born without a strong shadow

Day by day, lost is the hour

Weak, alone, and very hollow

All would see one who cower

Even among lit lanterns, my shadow was faint

My existence just like those who have it all

Never did I consider it searching

Like the God who seeks the relentless Saint

I care not if I had was minimal

Happiness was found without ever taking

Reflection of a shadow

Silent moon ticks at the hour

Such awe at the sun’s power

Naïve, sight is so shallow

Not till I walked the crowded hallways did it resonate

You shined, though running into a wall was a mistake

Dressed all in white, mysterious in your perfection

I needed to know your name, your batch, and your section

My eyes found you but never lost

One thing I knew this is not lust.

Tale of disappearing moon

The trade for the rising sun

Words whispered in the room

Was chance forever gone?

Learned the word and feeling: Kilig

Fear and happiness existed in one

Couldn’t help it, nahihiya ako naman

Impossible to hide a secret so big

The sun and the moon always living in apartness

But together we’re just beautiful darkness

You’re like the sun all you ever do is shine

And every time I see you we eclipse

Blocking out my thoughts I can’t think But I love it

I think I found what I wanted… Love

Much credit to Olu for the final stanza.  For those you have listened to the song yet, its a great song.  Beautiful Darkness - Olu off of the Boys and Girls EP. 

"What scared me the most was the capacity in which I could love you."
"Our love was fragile to begin with, but it didn’t make it any less moving to me."