People come and People go...

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People come...
And people go...
What's the point of hating them roll?


May you deny...
Or try to defy...
But what can you do as time flies?

Neither be sad
nor feel despised
That's just a fate you can't avoid...

Do people really come and go?
Or do their roles just change?

 I have no answer...
and I dare not answer....
Still, don't tell me the answer...
My mind isn't prepared yet...

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black/white
(exam-eve night thoughts)

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