THE MOST SADDEST MOMENT OF MY LIFE THAT I WILL ALWAYS CHERISH. (a fiction).

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THE MOST SADDEST MOMENT OF MY LIFE THAT I WILL ALWAYS CHERISH. (a fiction).
The truth about life is that I can't actually force myself to be an Israeli while the programmer had already made me a full flesh Egyptian. Its actual much hard to let go that which i so much desire and have worked for, for so many years with much zest, more than four years but still, all that i yield is much more than a disappointment, an unfruitful voyage of discovery... I even went to the church building just for that said treasure. Have you ever imaging you been chase out like a dog in public, before elderly men who are now looking at you like a pest or a piece of trash to their family? That I have experienced for many years, why can't I hate such an adorable treasure?. No matter what, been treated like a dog can never be a test, its just a sign of hatred. I have Just been much naive to must have gone searching for a gold, for all this years in the "church". Luv is not meant for us but only for those that are already married, but deceit is actually a virtue to young men, injustice is not a defects in character, but it just simply means that you are more superior in both character and intelligence than he who stance for justice. Justice is only meant for the weak . "Off for greatness". Never you allow your self to be caged by love, as I was also been caged into it, BECAUSE it is much fun at one side and by the other side, you will prefer hell not only death .
I must break that chain, I must escape from that cafe... That I keep telling myself.
NOTE:
(THIS WORK IS A FICTION) any resemblance to any person or thing is nothing but a mere coincidence.
BY: D. A. EUCLID. _aug/2016

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