I stood along, in the open grass planes of Kyoto Japan. The sun was inching towards it’s rest, far beneath the mountains. Unripened wheat gently dance along with the wind, in an endless waltz. They bristle and chat amongst natures music, and soon my hair joined their conversation. High above, immature clouds soon blushed red, to join the dying sun. Occasionally, a motorcycle would interrupt, leaving a behind a trail of repugnant gas. For as short as it seems, I could only feel my shore feet, firmly standing on the thin dirt path, and the weight on my shoulders was lifted and placed on the earth itself.

Metaphors and words are sold too cheaply these days, so I ought to grasp a picture of the real world. But as soon as I rest my eyes against the lens, and hang a boarder around paradise. It’s almost like it never existed, and I was never there, the world is too narrow – and that’s what I want to change.

 

About Me

Welcome to William’s blog! As a Professional Communications student, I hope to pursue media as my specialisation. Although I still have a long developmental journey ahead of me, I hope our adventure would bring merit and polish my filming abilities. In my spare time, I work together with peers to illustrate and publish short comic projects on selected Melbourne pop culture magazines. Combined with my background in writing; I’m keen to display my storyboarding and scripting talents.