When the color of night will fade to light
And the weakest hearts go cold
And the warrior stands on top of the hill in the snow

And we're standing one and all fighting till we fall
Hoping for a better day
Never giving in until we find the words, till we find the words to say
Until we find the words to say...

Burning starfire, shine in the sky
For the lives of great men, who stand by your side
When the night falls, on we will ride
For no lost souls will live on forever

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Here I am. This post is evidence that I survived the English exam. What can I say... Not having to analyse another text in my life? It feels... good. Yeah. Screw vocabulary. Good is a good word.

The exam itself wasn't terrble, but it wasn't great either. Didn't like the questions, and there wasn't any flow in my writing. Maybe it was just the exam setting. But that's over now.

Tomorrow I have two exams, the only day I have two (Spec maths paper 1 and school Biology). Followed by Uni Bio on the day after. (Tuesday, which happens to be Cup Day, generally a holiday in Melbourne -.-")

Strangely as I came out of the English exam, everything felt sort of numb and emotionless. Should have felt a bit more than that, but I think I sort of leaked emotion into my exam paper to the point I didn't have much left after. Which should be a good thing. Maybe.

I haven't been stressed this whole weekend, taking it easy, revising at a comfortable pace. Then last night I started to panic. I'm still panicking.

Was up till 3am last night trying to get some Uni Bio notes going, and I would have gone for longer if my whole street didn't have a power outage -.-". Such a mess up of my plans. Sigh. Thuderstorms.

So, you ask, if I'm panicking so much, why am I here and not studying?

And I would reply, that's an astoundingly valid point.

Until the next hiatus between exam barrages.


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