I doremember the days I had had which seemed so close to the present while isactually far away as far as most teens concerned. But it seems that I’m not oneof them. I was never the type of kid to fit the environment as soon as got init, laughing outright with the majority of the classmates because ofsomething funny or so. I got used to waiting, for a chance, a challenge, afriend, an acceptation and even myself. All I need now is time and patience—Itold my diary as well as my heart. But as time goes by, things got even worsethat my miss of the past did grow while the others started to lose theirpatience on me—I know it’s all my fault that no one can suffer a weird girl fora long time especially the one like me. “Away! Away!” I tried to talk to myselfin a soft, poetry voice concerned with Shelly or someone but as a matter of thefact that poet isn’t a perfect way to deal with helplessness. As we all know,it sometimes helps increase the burden of emotion when the rosy-blue line hasbeen taken too serious. “Is there anything or anyone I could turn to?”Fortunately when I felt like being a no-where man, I was often able to hidemyself in an ocean of books in the school library no matter what. In otherwords, I’d say there won’t be a place for me if I can hardly find myself in thebooks. And, it doesn’t look like a silly thing to walk along the little sillylake as well as bridge to enjoy a world of isolation especially when thelibrary isn’t open. After all, nature has its original charm that attracts aman with completed heart especially sense of rich emotions and you’ll never bedisappointed by her that Every time you went in it you’ll always find somethingnew whatever you felt inside. And of course this school on the feet of amountain is no exception. So I just put one of my feet on the road ahead, andthen the other, and then got myself next. “Sooner then it seems life turnsaround,” I said to myself as if it is a truth indeed. ”Sooner then” Looking upto the stars while running alone along my way, I thought I shouldn’t give in nomatter how the ease I come or how difficult it will be. I’d try, first of all.I will at least try.