"I have found
The answer to release you from your cage.
Come with me,
For I was once like you
Until I found my light.
Let me take you there."

Another sketchy art, I'm currently in love with pencils.

Some cheesy lines there, but it was what I was thinking while I drew it. Well, something like that, really.
My intentions? An answer to my old artwork, Trapped . I was a naive kid back when I drew it (and by it I mean that artwork , "Trapped" ), and understood nothing about the meaning of art and the passion or emotions shown by those simple strokes. All I knew was that I was pretty angry when I did it, somewhat of feeling lonely mixed with angst, but was cheerful enough when I made the description, forgetting, and not knowing, that it was actually my emotions driving me to create such a piece, and didn't think that it mattered.

I guess I've learnt, since my sister, who had never complimented any of my artwork, said that that was the best I've done yet. I wondered why, for it was messy, so easy to do, it flew into my mind and out to the paper really fast. And then I realized that although I didn't put much effort into drawing it, my passion at that time has driven it to be how it was.

You might wonder why I'm blabbling about this at another piece of my artwork, and might even suggest me changing the discription on that goddamn deviation "Trapped" rather than talking about it here. But I won't, for it shows me what I have done and the difference of my attitude now, and then. You can change what you want when you have the edit button, and indeed, there's an edit button here on DeviantArt, an edit button on your blogs, an edit button here and there, where you can change what you've wrongly did, or what you did that you are no longer happy about. But there's no edit button in life, and what you do is what it will be, there's no way of changing it. And I'd say my artwork and it's description shows me my life, in a way. Drawing is my life. I think it is. Well, no, it's not my life in a whole, but strangely, and passionately, one big, <3-y part of it.

Whoah, I've drifted far from what I'm supposed to, didn't I?

Okay, about this piece (finally). Yes, as I said, it's a message corresponding to my old artwork, "Trapped" . This image came up to me thanks to a lot of things, especially thanks to the spirit and determination of not letting go easily. I see that in people, I see that in myself, and in Sayuri Nitta from Memoirs of a Geisha (just finished reading it-- awesome book), and I saw the need of it to the character in "Trapped" .

Heh, also meant for a touch of romance. Wheee~ crazy me.

Anyway, the artwork itself is no big deal, probably even nothing to the eyes. I just felt like explaining, and I thank you for reading. Enjoy!