It feels like it's out of context. . .
Well, fragments are a good thing. They can be long or short, broken or connected.
Each trivial fragment makes people understand the general idea, and they want to know the reality behind the layers of fog.
Maybe the story is too long to tell. But maybe this story is very short, just six fragments. So every word is like a pearl?
He is dead, really dead.
Is she dead, really dead?
Who she is and what her status is is no longer important.
Maybe I like him in a way that she doesn't understand, but unfortunately it doesn't make sense anymore, because it's over.
It feels like it's out of context. . . Well, fragments are a good thing. They can be long or short, broken or connected. Each trivial fragment makes people understand the general idea, and they want to know the reality behind the layers of fog. Maybe the story is too long to tell. But maybe this story is very short, just six fragments. So every word is like a pearl? He is dead, really dead. Is she dead, really dead? Who she is and what her status is is no longer important. Maybe I like him in a way that she doesn't understand, but unfortunately it doesn't make sense anymore, because it's over.