happy fourth monthsary bhoo

Happy 4rth monthsary Bhoo.

I love you more than anything

You make me feel like life is worth everything that happens...

So you do something to me that I can't explain.

So would be out of line if I said, I miss you?

I am not even going to put this on poetic lines.

As I drift into this dream,

It seems like we are at the end of each other's poles.

I don't want to transcend without knowing you in this lifetime.

The very thought that you are there, is what I'll hold.

I long to know you.

Or maybe I have known you.

Would my heart fail to recognize you?

Or yours would not know me too?

For certain, you are real. You are not a figment of my imagination.

I never thought this is how it’s gonna be

4 months between you and me

But I’ll take the chance to say

That I need you more everyday.

Since you came I’ve seen the light

The hope that pushed me to be alive

You changed me and I love it

You heal my heart again to beat

I always look down on myself before

But you believed me and I fear no more

I knew myself because of you

And I love myself because you do

You are the reason why I live

You are the gift from heaven that I received

I love you and I want you to stay

I love you though you”ll be far away

Apart from you.

HAPPY 4TH MONTHSARY Bhoo!!

ILOVEYOU DAMN MUCH! ♥

Visual Kie

Visual kei (ヴィジュアル系 vijuaru kei, literally "visual style") refers to a movement amongJapanese musicians that is characterized by the use of make-up, elaborate hair styles and flamboyant costumes, often, but not always, coupled with androgynous aesthetics^] Some sources state that Visual Kei refers to a music genre, or to a sub-genre of

J-rock (a term referring to Japanese rock in general), with its own particular sound, related to

glam-rock,punk and metal. However other sources state that Visual Kei's unique clothing, make-up, fashions, and participation in the related sub-culture is equally as important as the sound of the music itself in the use of the term.

Popularity

Visual Kei has enjoyed popularity among independent underground projects, as well as artists achieving mainstream success, with influences from Western phenomena, such as glam, goth and cyberpunk. The music performed encompasses a large variety of genres, i.e. pop, punk, heavy metal and electronica.Magazines published regularly in Japan with Visual Kei coverage are Arena 37°C, "Cure",Fool's Mate and Shoxx. Noted bands who at least at some point sported a Visual Kei theme include Dir en grey, Luna Sea and Malice Mizer.

Popularity and awareness of such groups outside of Japan has seen an increase in recent years.

History

Visual Kei emerged in the late 1980s pioneered by bands such as X Japan, D'erlanger, Buck-Tick, and Color

The term Visual Kei was created with one of X Japan's slogans "Psychedelic violence crime of visual shock"

Color vocalist "Dynamite Tommy" formed his record company Free-Will in 1986, which has been a major contributor in spreading modern Visual Kei outside Japan.

In 1992, X Japan launched an attempt to enter the European and American markets, but it would take another 8 years until popularity and awareness of Visual Kei bands would extend worldwide

In the mid 1990s, Visual Kei received an increase in popularity throughout Japan, and album sales from Visual Kei bands started to reach record numbers. The most notable bands to achieve success during this period included X Japan, Glay, and Luna Sea; however, a drastic change in their appearance accompanied their success.

During the same period other bands, such as Kuroyume, Malice Mizer, and Penicillin, gained mainstream awareness, although they were not as commercially successful.

By 1999, mainstream popularity in Visual Kei was declining; X Japan had disbanded, and the death of lead guitarist Hideto Matsumoto in 1998 had denied fans a possible reunion. Soon after, in 2000, Luna Sea decided to disband.

In 2007 the genre was revitalized, as Luna Sea performed a one-off performance, and X Japan reunited for a new single and a world tour. With these developments, Visual Kei bands enjoyed a boost in public awareness, described by the media as "Neo-Visual Ke