Tears from Heaven

Raindrops is indeed tears from heaven, a gift from the Heavenly Father to His children, a blessing to the land.

Yesterday, I visited Labrador Park, which acts as a nature reserve and an oasis of tranquility. This was the only rocky sea-cliff on the main island of Singapore. The 10 ha coastal secondary vegetation was gazetted as a nature reserve on 1 January 2002.

“Only old people like nature?”

People always ask me, “Why you are love to come to a place with no entertainment, that only with trees and the rocky seashore? That’s so uncle lor”. Normally, I will just reply with a smile. I don’t blame that because maybe they don’t know me that well yet.

I love to visit historical or nature reserve place perhaps maybe I can find peacefulness over places like that. I enjoy the moment sitting down at the seaside, listening to the sounds of the wave smashing the rocky shore, as in I am listening to an orchestra that not much people can understand.

Yes, I could just admitted that’s really weird but that’s me. I love people yet I really enjoy being alone too or maybe with my love one. Sometime, silence can be the best moment in life if you were with the right person.

“It was a raining day.”

It was an evening after rain. The street road to the park was full of rainwater. In Labrador Park; every second is so breathtaking, though I can’t see the sunset this time round, at least I can feel the sea wind blowing through my face, my hair and my heart. It is so comfortable! I guess that’s why I spent my time sitting down at the bench, watching how beautiful the colour of the sky was kept changing. I was amazed by God’s creation and I thanked Him for making it rains that day to let me see the beauty of Mother Nature.

How much I wish that moment can be stop for some time to spend some time with You.

-K.S-