Love and pain's sadness

Author: Snow White
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: The smartest decision in life is to seize the beautiful surprises of life. Longing for a glance back, anticipating spring's warmth blooming, when you appear in my eyes unintentionally, the intertwined gazes, the passionate eyes make me understand that love at first sight is truly real. From strangers to familiarity, I saw the colors of happiness; from familiarity to ambiguity, I tasted something never before experienced. Let me look at you fiercely, let me think of you fiercely, I imagine letting this beautiful, brilliant moment stay forever in the world. Two straight lines will separate after a brief intersection, and roses will also wither and fade. When tears dry and the voice becomes hoarse, it seems that everything is coming to an end. I can only cry because my eyes are no longer bright; I can only feel sorrow because the spring of my heart has already dried up. Heaven is fair; it gives you as much joy as it gives you pain, as much love as it gives you hatred. Therefore, sorrow drifts between joy and pain, love and hatred, like threading a needle, connecting all the flavors together. This is "Sorrow in Love and Pain," and this is my life.
After reading "Sorrow in Love and Pain," only peace and a faint joy remain in my heart. Why not? The author is not a cold, heartless figure deliberately making readers sad. I can feel his kind advice—you can make your own choice between love and pain.