Farewell

I have always hated goodbyes. They are all about tears, loneliness and pains. So what is the good about it? Why is it a 'goodbye' and not a 'badbye'? You know what? Sometimes it is better to say, "Goodbye! I'm happy that you are leaving! I do not want to see your face!" Some people are really suck. They deserve… No! I deserve a happy bye, a cheerful bye.

I will miss Adri! She can always impress me by with her thoughts and ideas. (Or, 'I am impressed by...') She is the one who made me walk on a cloud, touch the rainbow and sing with birds on a beautiful, shiny day. I owe her many smiles and happy times. I want to believe that she is only absent for a day or two then she is coming back to say, "Hi! How are you?"

Well, the worst bye is the forever bye which means parting and leaving with no return; with no more hello. It really hurts.

"Farewell! God knows when we shall meet again" William Shakespeare.

Have a lovely day.

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Farewell

I always hated goodbyes. They are all about tears, loneliness and pain. So what is the use? Why is it a goodbye not a "badbye"?! You know what? Sometimes it is better to say, " Goodbye! I'm happy that you are leaving! I do not want to see your face!" Some people really suck. They deserve… No! I deserve a happy bye, a cheerful bye.

I will miss Adri! She can always impress me with her thoughts and ideas. She is the one who made me walk on clouda, touch the rainbow and sing with the birds on a beautiful, shiny day. I owe her many smiles and happy times. I want to believe that she is only absent for a day or two and then she'll come back to say, "Hi! How are you?"

Well, the worst bye is the forever bye which means parting and leaving with no return, with no more hello. It really hurts.

"Farewell! God knows when we shall meet again" William Shakespeare.

Have a lovely day.