The End.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Some Beautiful Shots of My Beautiful Cousin
The End.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Broken Strings
Let me hold you for the last time
It's the last chance to feel again
But you broke me, now I can't feel anything
I can't even convince myself
When I'm speaking it's the voice of someone else
Oh, it tears me up
I tried to hold on but it hurts too much
I tried to forgive but it's not enough
To make it all okay
You can't play our broken strings
You can't feel anything
That your heart don't want to feel
I can't tell you something that ain't real
Oh, the truth hurts and lies worse
How can I give anymore
When I love you a little less than before?
Oh, what are we doing?
We are turning into dust
Playing house in the ruins of us
Running back through the fire
When there's nothing left to say
It's like chasing the very last train
When it's too late, too late
Oh, it tears me up
I tried to hold on but it hurts too much
I tried to forgive but it's not enough
To make it all okay
You can't play our broken strings
You can't feel anything
That your heart don't want to feel
I can't tell you something that ain't real
Oh, the truth hurts and lies worse
How can I give anymore
When I love you a little less than before?
But we're running through the fire
When there's nothing left to say
It's like chasing the very last train
When we both know it's too late, too late
You can't play our broken strings
You can't feel anything
That your heart don't want to feel
I can't tell you something that ain't real
Oh, the truth hurts and lies worse
So how can I give anymore
When I love you a little less than before?
Oh, you know that I love you a little less than before
Let me hold you for the last time
It's the last chance to feel again
Thursday, February 26, 2009
What love means to an 8 year old
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Erased Chapter
-Evil Evan
Love requires sacrifice and sometimes even more than that. But what you get in return doesn't matter much at the end of the day. Because you've never asked for anything in return. Never did. Pick yourself up and move on, many flowers out there to sniff and pick. Maybe the right type of flower hasn't revealed itself to you just yet. Patience you need, lots of it.
-Evan to Evil Evan
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Thousand Apologies
A sudden change in my life's direction has caused me big mess,
My life's cleaning up process is in progress...
Evan
To No Avail
I have come to a point
Where I have tons of decision to make,
All I need is a time and the date,
Give me the strength I need I said,
Nothing else I can do,
But to sit and wait.
Many times have I told myself to let go.
But I feel the harder I try,
The closer I get to point zero,
And she tells me I must be strong alone,
I just can’t because,
I just can’t because,A big part of me,
Doesn’t want to be.
When I fall, you were there to pick me up
When I miss you, you say you’re sorry
When I cry, you were always there to cheer me up
Now that it has all come to an end,
And all I ask for is your help.
Feeling helpless and weak,
Not strong,
Not strong at all I say,
We were the strongest when together,
She tells me I must be strong alone,
I just can’t because, A big part of me,
Doesn’t want to be.
When I fall, you were there to pick me up
When I miss you, you say you’re sorry
When I cry, you were always there to cheer me up
Now that it has all come to an end,
And all I ask for is your help.
Falling apart I feel I am,
Not any stronger,
I feel the same.
Leaving everything we had behind,
Trying to accept the fact That you’re no longer mine
Lion, Lioness & the little one.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Dio Padre Misericordioso
This is something I would love to write about but the description written in the original website just describes and explains the architecture so well and beautifully that it made me wanna just paste it here. So here it is.....
Church Dio Padre Misericordioso (Jubilee Church)
Via F. Tovaglieri
Tor Tre Teste
Rome
Richard Meier 2003
Given the extraordinary quantity and quality of churches Rome already offers, did the city need another, and would you want to take the time to travel out to a workaday suburb to visit it? The Vatican was apparently sufficiently clear on the first question to fund the construction of an additional 50 churches to celebrate the "Jubilee" (Millennium) in 2000, and after a visit out to Tor Tre Teste I am just as clear on the second.
Meier's building is a dramatic church and community center surrounded by 1970s apartment blocks in a salubrious but nondescript suburb six miles to the east of Rome. Won in an invited competition against Tadao Ando, Santiago Calatrava, Peter Eisenman and Frank Gehry, the bright white church makes dramatic use of light both outside and inside. As Meier describes it:
"Light is the protagonist of our understanding and reading of space. Light is the means by which we are able to experience what we call sacred. Light is at the origins of this building... In the Jubilee Church, the three concrete shells define an enveloping atmosphere in which the light from the skylights above creates a luminous spatial experience, and the rays of sunlight serve as a mystical metaphor of the presence of God..."
"Transparency and light cascade down from the sky lit roof, literally invading the interior of the church also penetrating from below through a narrow slot opened at floor level. People in the atrium are enveloped with mystical light."
The narrow slot at floor level, teasingly emphasising the non-load-bearing nature of the concrete panels immediately above it (vs. the steel skeleton hidden within the shell), is reminiscent of the similar slot between wall and ceiling in Le Corbusier's chapel at Ronchamp which, together with La Tourette, are Corbusier influences Meier acknowledges, along with Alvar Aalto and Frank Lloyd Wright:
"These are the contemporary churches that have impressed me most, and I would say that what they all share is the importance of light."
The color palette and materials in the Jubilee church are restrained and beautiful: traditional Roman travertine; more recently-Roman smooth, white concrete, invented for the Olympic Stadium in Rome in 1960 and created by Italcementi; and light wood paneling and pews.
With the structure supported by the curved cantilever of the concrete-clad shells, reaching over towards the opposite "spine" wall, the west (altar) and east (organ) walls are light glazing, surrounding the bright, white set pieces for the cross and organ respectively. As the church guide describes it, "Taking part in a prayer, you feel like celebrating in the presence of God thanks to the roof of the nave, the eastern and the western facade entirely made in glass." Despite all the glazing, the geometry is such that direct sun almost never comes into the church.
www.galinsky.com/buildings/jubilee/