Some are born to lead the lives of others...
Some are born to live the lives of others...
Some are born to inspire the lives of others...
Some are born to be inspired by the lives of others...

Ultimately, we are all born to change the lives of others.

We need death to remind us to live.
We need lost to remind us to cherish.
We need change to remind us to adapt.
We need pain to remind us to learn.
We need hate to remind us to love.

"Well, when ever I sing, thats what I really mean. Like I'm singing the song, I don't sing it if I don't mean it." - Young Michael Joseph Jackson.

A legendary individual who was borned to suffer, to understand, to love and to inspire, just like a fallen angel. Breaking barriers of colours & believes. He lived his life like his songs, he don't live it if he don't mean it.

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Everytime I speak of death for myself, I feel no worries no pain no burden... Everytime I see death, I feel worries pain burden sadness. Slowly, I realise everytime I see death, I see relief. Should we be sad for ourselves that they will be dearly missed? Or celebrate the life they lived and the relief they get?

I remember scences when I was young, of MJ's black or white MV. I never really knew the meaning of his songs till recently when I listened carefully. And to all his other songs that actually held such deep meanings. People would often start to think negatively about MJ's life and the songs he wrote & sang. Why couldn't people look at the things he did that changed our world so much? Why couldn't people gave him a break from all the funny things he had to deal with even till the last breath of his? Even after he passed on, why wouldn't people stop and trust him for the man he really was and will ever be?

MJ did not just heal the world with his songs and change many people's life with his songs. He showed the world his tolerance, his forgivingness and his love, leaving behind legacies for the generations to come. His lengendary performances are matched by his lengendary personality. The standard he set from the music he produced to the things he did for earth and the faith he placed in humans, is by far, unmatch by any other of our time and would most likely remain this way for at least the next few decades.

He gave so much and asked nothing in return except for people to not believe ridiculous things that he did not do. In the interview by Oprah in Neverland Ranch, I can feel that frustration that MJ felt. Being someone that he never wanted to. Like what his brother said, ""Maybe now, Michael, they will leave you alone."

That dangerous body with sick slick moves, equipped with an angelic voice. Almost like an angel in a devil's body, sent by someone from above to save what's left of humanity. The transformation of a colour to another, which might very well be a sign of breaking the barriers of races, differences and unifying what we always thought to be seperate. Will we really as MJ wished, to heal the world because we are the world?


Sometimes in life, things are just so ever simple.

MJ, where ever you are, you have loads of fun alright? Because like your brother said, your work is done on Earth. You can rest now.

It's only through losses that people understand how to cherish.
If this is a lesson for us, I would say the price of this lesson is too heavy.