Pathetically Pathetic


I'm being so pathetic nowadays even though no one can see how pathetic I was.
I can't even catch a breath during last week's five days of life in this current semester. It's hectic, packed and I struggle so hard to adapt myself.
I lost my self esteem, I'm sick of my own time management and I hate seeing myself saying out excuses by excuses on my own work. In mind it feels like I'm putting myself on a stake, or trying to jump off from a high cliff or what not.

 People don't see what I see. They don't feel what I feel. No one knows what others are feeling or experiencing at the same time they're having the time of their life. It can be irony and rarely to be the same.

 However, there can never be hardship without ease. There can never be sorrow without happiness. 
There can never be human race continuity without us, eh? >.<

 Believe, that everything has an end. And the hardship will be paid off at the very end. 
Good things are worth waiting. 

 And waiting for it, is necessarily tough. Nothing jatuh tergolek bergolek-golek berkuak lentang without difficulties. 

 BEHOLD gaiss!      

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