fracture |ˈfraktʃə| Fairy Tales

fracture |ˈfraktʃə|
verb
break or cause to break : [ intrans. ] the stone has fractured | [ trans. ] ancient magmas fractured by the forces of wind and ice.
• [ trans. ] sustain a fracture of (a bone) : [as adj. ] ( fractured) she suffered a fractured skull.
• figurative (with reference to an organization or other abstract thing) split or fragment so as to no longer function or exist : [ intrans. ] the movement had fractured without his leadership.
• [as adj. ] ( fractured) (of speech or a language)

You were everything, everything that I wanted
We were meant to be, supposed to be, but we lost it
And all of the memories, so close to me, just fade away
All this time you were pretending
So much for my happy ending

Amber |ˈambə|

amber |ˈambə|
noun
hard translucent fossilized resin produced by extinct coniferous trees of the Tertiary period, typically yellowish in color.

• a honey-yellow color typical of this substance.
• a yellow light used as a cautionary signal between green for “go” and red for “stop” : the lights were at amber.

Amber has been used in jewelry since antiquity. It is said that the clarity of a piece of amber determines its value. Its usually normal to find pieces of amber but they usually contain impurities.

We all have a certain perspective of life. We all like to believe that we have a crystal clear picture of what we see. Unfortunately, we see what we want. Its the impurities that block out the things that we don't see (perhaps we choose to hide behind the things we do not want to see). If and only if we could see through that crystal clear amber. Lets call a spade a spade and deal with it.

Yesterday a piece of me died. And along with that, a piece of impurity chipped away. I look forward to the day, when all the impurities are chipped away, leaving a crystal clear amber. Maybe, just maybe, this world can be a better place.

hero |ˈhɪərəʊ|

hero |ˈhɪərəʊ|
noun ( pl. -roes)
a person, typically a man, who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities : a war hero.
• the chief male character in a book, play, or movie, who is typically identified with good qualities, and with whom the reader is expected to sympathize.
• (in mythology and folklore) a person of superhuman qualities and often semidivine origin, in particular one of those whose exploits and dealings with the gods were the subject of ancient Greek myths and legends.

"We are all ordinary people. But even an ordinary secretary,or a house wife, or a teenager can within their own small ways turn on a small light in a dark room."

Stupor |ˈstjuːpə|

stupor |ˈstjuːpə|
noun [in sing. ]
a state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility : a drunken stupor.

I've got a midnight bottle gonna drink it down
A one way ticket takes me to the times we had before
When everything felt so right
If only for tonight
A midnight bottle gonna ease my pain
From all these feelings driving me insane
I think of you and everything's all right
If only for tonight

Got a midnight bottle
Drifting off into the candlelight
Where I can find you any old time
Midnight bottle I forgot how good it felt to be in a dream
just like you had me
'Cause lately I've been stumbling feels like I'm recovering
But I think it's only for tonight

Know your name And go your own way

Calm down
Deep breaths
And get yourself dressed instead
Of running around
And pulling all your threads and
Breaking yourself up

If it's a broken part, replace it
But, if it's a broken arm then brace it
If it's a broken heart then face it

And hold your own
Know your name
And go your own way
Hold your own
Know your own name
And go your own way

Thanks for being there for me when I needed you buddy.

Realise

Take time to realize,
That your warmth is
Crashing down on in.
Take time to realize,
That I am on your side
Didn't I, Didn't I tell you.

But I can't spell it out for you,
No it's never gonna be that simple
No I cant spell it out for you

If you just realize what I just realized,
Then we'd be perfect for each other
and will never find another
Just realized what I just realized
we'd never have to wonder if
we missed out on each other now.

taradiddle |ˈtarəˈdɪd(ə)l| (also tarradiddle)

He walks despondently, head held low, arm held lower.
He raises his good arm, in it he clutches a bundle of tissue paper.

"Two dollar only, can help to buy?" he said in his raspy accented voice.

Amidst the background noise, a cell phone rings. He reaches instinctively for his belt.
He withdraws his hand to reveal a handphone.

"Harlow?"

I walked way disappointedly.

taradiddle |ˈtarəˈdɪd(ə)l| (also tarradiddle)
noun informal chiefly Brit.
a petty lie.
• pretentious nonsense.