La Tahzan

Don't be sad, for Allah SWT is always with us...



I feel strongly blue these days. See? Profound happiness is not meant for us. Life always has its own way to ruin, spoil, and tear it into pieces. Previously, I posted about how happy I was. It lasted for several days. And yeah, I was utterly happy because of a lot of things related to my future. But then these three days, I found someone's lies, ignored texts, and stuff. They are such downers that probably I encountered once back time. But this time it is different. Someone's lies are intolerable when I always be the loyal one in this relationship. Oh, I correct it. That person's lies are intolerable. And you know, being so damn analytical for a fragile woman like me (downside, I know) is like adding salt to my wounded scar. Horrible. 

Since I know it is not going to take me nowhere, so I stick to the quote above, which tells, 'if you are happened to always feel sad, don't think negatively towards your God, for He may LOVE you the most (and prepare you such a beautiful gift later in Jannah).' 



La tahzan...
whatever will be, will be...

I deserve the best, and I know that. That person may not be the best one. So I only have to keep doing good to be the best (one day) to eventually meet another one to mate!












Popular posts from this blog

My Star by Robert Browning

Image
My Star by Robert Browning  Poem Analysis Today, I'd like to present my poem analysis; My Star by Robert Browning . This poem analysis would be divided into three parts, namely: introduction which will tell a brief background life of the poet, then to the content where there will be summary and intrinsic elements of this poem, and then move to the conclusion as the finish line. But more importantly, you need to know why I choose this poem, which belongs to Men and Women (1885)  poems collections of Browning. It is because this dainty love lyric is just beautiful and simple, in words-chosen and easy to understand too. More importantly, this poem shows us how the beauty of a person is different depending on its beholder. Yet, we should respect the differences. 
Read more

The Era of Puritanism (1564-1660): Literary Works

Image
The reign of the Puritans also produce a large amount of literature (poetry, prose), but drama could not thrive because it is prohibited by the authorities. Drama regarded as a nest of immorality by the Puritan authorities. It is just so different with Elizabeth period where drama produces a lot of outstanding works. So we can see that the literary works of Puritan period are just different from Elizabeth period. In period of Puritan literature, there are three groups of poems; metaphysical, cavalier and Puritan. Here are the complete version of the era of Puritanism (1564-1660): Literary Works. Poetry We can find poems in this period are way too different from the previous one. We may even call the literary in this period as the depression kind of expression. If in Elizabethan period we know some greatest poets like Edmund Spenser, Philip Sidney, George Chapman and Thomas Sackville who each of them expressing their emotions through their works. The emotions here are like t...
Read more

Gender Stereotypes and Performativity in Frozen Movie

Image
Since it is holiday already, so I have more time to gather the data and publish this article, which is entitled Gender Stereotypes and Performativity in Frozen movie . I analyzed this movie in order to complete the assignment given in Children literature class. But it turned out interesting! I focused only one theory; performativity from Judith Butler. Check out the analysis from my paper! The writer analyzes Frozen movie by focusing only one theory; performativity from Judith Butler. In order to not broaden it into some theories that may be found in the plot, the writer thinks the misconstrued-performances of the main characters, Anna and Elsa are easily seen and become vast majority start from the beginning until the very end of the movie. But it doesn’t mean other theories are forgotten. Something that the writer immediately thought about when finishing the movie was that Frozen is perhaps the queerest animated film ever produced by Disney–queer as being a theoretical practic...
Read more