Booklover456’s Comments (group member since Oct 08, 2014)

Booklover456’s comments from the Randomly Pointless group.

Every thing I do
Is either good or bad
Right or wrong

Everything i want to do
Is either good or bad
Right or wrong

Everything I used to do
Is either good or bad
Right or wrong

I am not defined
By my lies
Or my truths
My smiles
Or my frowns

I am not defined
By who i want to be
Or who I used to be.

I am doing whatever
I feel is what I should do.

I am not right. I am not wrong.

Just because black and white exist
It does not mean
We are either of them.

My shade of gray
Is sometimes darker
And sometimes lighter.

But anger drives us
To do things happiness
Wouldn't let us.

And happiness
Drives us to do things
We always thought were right.

If we trade anger,
We trade determination
And love
And hope

I am not defined
By my emotions.
I am not afraid
Of that image
That stares back at me
Whenever i look in the mirror.
I am afraid
Of that image
That tells me do things
I don't agree with.
But I'm even more scared
When I say yes.

Every step
I take, i need
Security, hope and love.

But I also need to fall into your arms
And be told everything
Is okay.

I need to tell you
I love you
Because all these wasted moments
Are regrets
When I could spend them
The shade
Of gray they should always be.

Today is today.
Tomorrow will be today.

And yesterday is a reminder.
It reminds us to be better,
To not repeat the same
Mistake.
And if we do,
Its okay.
We might not always get
Second chances
But we always get more opportunities
And a door will always open.

♥TaylorSquared♥ wrote: "Where She Went for me was way better than If I Stay, but I did like both the book and movie."
In my opinion, If I Stay was a bit better but they did both have powerful messages.

I know, right? I probably will... maybe later

The cold, frosty ice blew across the whole town, causing Anny to shiver and wrap her purple jacket tighter to her chest. She was walking her dog, an adorable pug named Coco.
Abruptly, Coco let out a long, high-pitched howl.
Alarmed, Anny froze, her gaze following Coco. What was she howling about?
Coco began straining tighter against the leash, so hard that Anny's fingers slipped, letting the young pup practically fly through the air.
Grinding her teeth together, Anny raced after Coco, the chilly wind making her wavy brown hair fly in the air.
Coco was now panting at a small ditch hidden in the grass.
Struggling for air, Anny's frostbitten fingers searched the musky dirt for something. She gasped when she saw a tiny golden key buried in the dirt.
Was that why Coco was going crazy?
But then everything went dark. A pure midnight black dark that swamped all of Anny's senses.
And then she felt nothing.

Do I enter it here?

Historic Fixer-Upper

Never fooled!

Brunette!
Funny, that is what my hair color really is :)

Really good! Some parts confusing and Prim's death tragic... but I really liked Mockingjay. Each time I read it, I think that maybe it is better than The Hunger Games!

Yeabsera wrote: "The fault in our stars"

I agree!

I didn't see the movie, but I read the books. the books were really good, though and I definitely recommend them!

The movie was better.
The writing in TFIOS was just.... awful. John Green has wonderful ideas and TFIOS had a wonderful premise, but John Green turned the opportunity to make awful characters that only said inspirational quotes. So no, TFIOS was not my cup of tea.
It's weird.
I love Twilight!
I have to admit SM is not the best writer. But she gathers her ideas nicely.
Most people love TFIOS and hate Twilight. But that is their opinion.

The movie was not written awfully.
So yes, the scenes were much better onscreen than in wilted descriptions and an annoying lead.
(I still think the premise is really good and really sad. Two cancer kids who fall in love? I expected myself to fall head over heels for this book, but no, the writing repelled me. But it does have an addictive quality that TMI is lacking. I have read it like seven times already.)

THE BOOKS WERE AWESOME!!!
Catching Fire was terrific.
I know a lot of people had a problem with Mockingjay but I found the book really easy to be lost in. Maybe it was a bit confusing, but I liked it.

I think the books would be better than the movie...

Haven't seen the movie though.
_<_>_

I liked the books. I know everyone finds them AWESOME AND PERFECT, but I didn't find them spellbinding. I love the feeling when I'm lost completely in a book. (New Moon, Mockingjay, Linger, Cinder, Breaking Dawn.) And Harry Potter didn't do that for me.

I have not seen the movies.

BOOK! BOOK ! BOOK!
The book was like... awesome.
IN movies, sometimes the heroine is so different than in the book. (Maybe because we aren't in her head the whole time.)
I have the same problem with Twilight.
Bella and Tris in the movies feel so emotionless and depressing.
Book for sure!

The book was a bit confusing in the end. The movie cut many scenes out but the movie gave me a clearer picture in my mind.

I read the book but didn't see the movie and I don't want to because, well, COB was not really interesting. I know the plagiarism was a big problem for a lot of people, but I didn't pay that much attention to that factor. I only read the book ONCE and I usually read books more than ten times. Everytime I look around my room for a new book to read, it is NEVER COB or COA. I only read the first two. A friend recommended it to me. I thought it would be "Amazing." Nope. Did you like the book?

The book was really good! Yet I thought the movie was pretty awesome too. I cried in both. So heartbreaking. You should read it <3 I loved it