Jealousy by Rupi Kaur You left And i wanted you still Yet i deserved someone Who was willing to stay I spend days in bed debilitated by loss I attempt to cry you back But the water is done And still you have not returned I pinch my belly till it bleeds Have lost count of the days Sun becomes moon and Moon becomes sun and I become ghost A dozen different thoughts Tear through me each second You must be on your way Perhaps it’s best if you’re not I am okay No I am angry Yes I hate you Maybe I can’t move on I will I forgive you I want to rip my hair out Over and over and over again Till my mind exhausts itself into a silence Yesterday The rain tried to imitate my hands By running down your body I ripped the sky apart for allowing it Translated by Google Cemburu By Rupi Kaur Anda meninggalkan Dan aku menginginkanmu tetap Namun saya pantas mendapatkan seseorang Yang bersedia tinggal Saya menghabiskan hari-hari di tempat tidur yang dilemah
EVERY DAY IDIOMS There comes a time when you need to "take the bull by the horns" and go "full speed ahead" with your English in the real world. At the risk of sounding "like a broken record," you must practice, practice, practice and practice outside of the classroom everything you have studied and learned in the classroom. Then one day "out of the blue," the realization will "hit you" that you're having a conversation in English and you are being understood just "as clear as a bell". Idioms are expressions used and understood in a given language, but their meaning cannot be taken in a literal sense. Americans use idioms in everyday speech without even being aware that they're doing so, and most Americans are "in the dark" as to the origin of idioms, but that's "a horse of a different color." The most important point is that in order for idioms to become "second nature&q