t was teeming heavily in London on December 23. Almost everybody throughout Britain had just witnessed her Majesty’s, the Queen, Chritmas annual speech. The message, pretty much as it did last year adn the year before last, conveyed, in a blunt, simple and plain manner, that love is the best condolence to all sorrow. And that is, love must bring us closer, must entreat us to value and appreciate one another. For love entails us to deeper and more deeply-felt relationships, it must indeed provail.
“I wish you all, a very happy Christmas”. In a time of moral crisis, terrosist attacks, insecurities about the future of upcoming generations, constant life-threats, and obscuracy, people are bound to feel frightened and terrorised. But Christmas, was all about the love and compassion we could share. …show more content…
Elizabeth was standing completely still on her couch and swinging from one side to the other, while having no idea who or what she was. Never would she again feel pain. Oblivion was so imperative and impecable that it was deadly. Edward was sunk in a frozen pond of blood, his eyes still reflecting the sheer terror experienced while that monstrous beast took his life out of him.
We two have run about the slopes
And picked the daisies fine
We’ll take a cup of kindness yet, for auld lang syne
This is how the song should have continued. This is how Tom would have continued it, but the screams of his family members made him stop his murmurs. And yes, he faced the terror downstairs. And he vowed vengenance to everybody who could have commited such a ruthless crime. He cried, harder than he would have ever imagined.
But, it was not until the death of his mother, some months after his mighty mission had started, that his heart was frozen to its core. And he didn’t know that drops of tear from the same being that commited the crime would salve his
“I wish you all, a very happy Christmas”. In a time of moral crisis, terrosist attacks, insecurities about the future of upcoming generations, constant life-threats, and obscuracy, people are bound to feel frightened and terrorised. But Christmas, was all about the love and compassion we could share. …show more content…
Elizabeth was standing completely still on her couch and swinging from one side to the other, while having no idea who or what she was. Never would she again feel pain. Oblivion was so imperative and impecable that it was deadly. Edward was sunk in a frozen pond of blood, his eyes still reflecting the sheer terror experienced while that monstrous beast took his life out of him.
We two have run about the slopes
And picked the daisies fine
We’ll take a cup of kindness yet, for auld lang syne
This is how the song should have continued. This is how Tom would have continued it, but the screams of his family members made him stop his murmurs. And yes, he faced the terror downstairs. And he vowed vengenance to everybody who could have commited such a ruthless crime. He cried, harder than he would have ever imagined.
But, it was not until the death of his mother, some months after his mighty mission had started, that his heart was frozen to its core. And he didn’t know that drops of tear from the same being that commited the crime would salve his