AeonRhys

Mars was once a habitual planet. Earthlings call the life in mArs, Martians. Maras was once a watery place. Astronauts discovered and found proof that Mars was indeed habitable in the past and that water once flowed in large volumes. And Earth shall meet the same fate Mars underwent— Armageddon. Like Earth on its early stages, Mars was poisonous before and it miraculously rained, giving water, to the scorching heat, miraculously forming life like Earth’s process called the Primordial Soup Miracle. As life blossomed, the higher intelligent beings evolved through years. They discovered new things, culture and customs were made, an

So rare these ages is the love of old, That we may have heard all those bitter days: From books and ballads that we have been told, Since dark and dawn ‘til the old sun’s last rays Your earthlight is a wondrous partial glow Like a dark portion of the moon’s fine face Reflected from the dazzling Earth’s airglow And by the shadow from the sun’s good grace But when your earthshine fades in their young eyes, Infatuation’s gone, yet this remains, This unrequited love, my ghost of cries: Must I feel blank besides these stinging pains? For I shall wait for you in the old place Like the old Moon in the new Moon

They say that an average human can walk 1600 steps a day, what’s more in a lifetime? We are fortunate to have walked; others have not, others cannot. In God’s records, everyone has their own fate and everyone has their own permanent steps to make. Once you’ve reached your destined step, you are ready to greet death, for you had reached your goal. Everyone’s like that but not me.... Last year, when I was in coma, I nearly greeted death but Saint Peter; the guard of the Pearly Gates told me that it wasn’t my time yet. My destined step was 9,344,030 whereas I only reached until 9,048,010. It’s getting nearer a