I started to think of some kind of quote I had read somewhere when I thought of it:
"All of my memories keep wewe near, in silent moments imagined you'd be here"
But where was that from? I tried seraching around until I found it, it was a lyric from a song called Memories so I listned to it, i realised how much I could relate to the song right now. I imagined my prince was here and my memories kept him near since he appeared in many of the past events I'd been through.
The days passed kwa quickly, but I did enjoy the life here, I listned to muziki and sang a lot so that I would forget my longing for my husband's return. I also took walks around the forest, but without going to the ngome I used to live in because then my nightmares would come back I knew it and not to the ngome I lived in now because I just didn't felt going near it until my prince came back. So it wasn't a big area that I walked in, but it was worth it. My animal Marafiki came and followed me as they'd always done since the siku I met them.
So wewe can relate to several songs? That was a thing I learned during this time, most of the songs I listned to described me so much, but it was also interesting to listen to songs that didn't describe me, but maybe the person I wanted to be. I avoided listening to any songs about upendo because then I would start to think about my prince and I didn't want it to happen. It was so fun to sing and dance along to the songs that played:
"I'm walking on sunshine, wooh, I'm walking on sunshine wooh, I'm walking on sunshine wooh", I sang to the song "Walking On Sunshine", one of my inayopendelewa songs because it was so catchy and matched my personality perfectly especially the refrain.
It was also amazing that I could sing without hearing complaints, most people that had heard me imba alisema that my voice was too much like a child's voice and some even alisema that it was too high pitched, I personally loved my voice because it was such a unique voice and while it maybe wasn't the prettiest voice I've heard I found my voice to be pretty and I knew that even though I got complaints from people I wanted to continue imba because it was one of my inayopendelewa things to do.
I was also known to not be the best dancer at least according to majority of the people I met when I still lived in the castle, but I knew I had a special dance style, I didn't like waltz that much, it was too slow for my taste, however quicker dances like quickstep where my favorites, it was because I felt like those dances suited me better so my kauli mbiu for the best dances where "the quicker dances the better". However many people complained because they knew that waltz was an important dance to know about if wewe where a princess, but I hated going on waltz lessons. I did remember my teacher, but she was so angry on me because of my strong hate for waltz. However I loved ballet because it was such a graceful dance, I was pretty good at it even though the dance was pretty slow in comparsion to most other dances I loved.
Another reason to why I loved ballet was because I loved spinning around and the dance suited my personality because it was a happy dance oftenly and I was in upendo with many ballets like The Nutcracker and The swan Lake. But I don't know what my inayopendelewa dance really is, I have too many favorites.
The reason to why I hated waltz was because every princess I knew danced that dance perfectly and while it's a graceful dance wewe songesha very slow and wewe don't jump whatsoever in the dance in comparsion to ballet where wewe actually jump which I appreciate.
"Wake up, wake up on a saturday night", the song Wake Up played at this moment, another great song, many great songs had been playing this siku and that was wonderful.
I don't know how my hate for waltz came and how it grew stronger and stronger, but I know that I hate it, I knew that wewe wheren't expecting it of course since wewe thought that I basically upendo everything, but no I hate waltz.
Now if there's another thing that many people has complained on it would be my way of walking and running, they say that it looks too weird and unrealistic, well all I can do is to not take in what they are saying, sure they are right about it looking weird, but I don't find it weird at all, it's a unique style that they have to accept.
(End Of Part 3)
"All of my memories keep wewe near, in silent moments imagined you'd be here"
But where was that from? I tried seraching around until I found it, it was a lyric from a song called Memories so I listned to it, i realised how much I could relate to the song right now. I imagined my prince was here and my memories kept him near since he appeared in many of the past events I'd been through.
The days passed kwa quickly, but I did enjoy the life here, I listned to muziki and sang a lot so that I would forget my longing for my husband's return. I also took walks around the forest, but without going to the ngome I used to live in because then my nightmares would come back I knew it and not to the ngome I lived in now because I just didn't felt going near it until my prince came back. So it wasn't a big area that I walked in, but it was worth it. My animal Marafiki came and followed me as they'd always done since the siku I met them.
So wewe can relate to several songs? That was a thing I learned during this time, most of the songs I listned to described me so much, but it was also interesting to listen to songs that didn't describe me, but maybe the person I wanted to be. I avoided listening to any songs about upendo because then I would start to think about my prince and I didn't want it to happen. It was so fun to sing and dance along to the songs that played:
"I'm walking on sunshine, wooh, I'm walking on sunshine wooh, I'm walking on sunshine wooh", I sang to the song "Walking On Sunshine", one of my inayopendelewa songs because it was so catchy and matched my personality perfectly especially the refrain.
It was also amazing that I could sing without hearing complaints, most people that had heard me imba alisema that my voice was too much like a child's voice and some even alisema that it was too high pitched, I personally loved my voice because it was such a unique voice and while it maybe wasn't the prettiest voice I've heard I found my voice to be pretty and I knew that even though I got complaints from people I wanted to continue imba because it was one of my inayopendelewa things to do.
I was also known to not be the best dancer at least according to majority of the people I met when I still lived in the castle, but I knew I had a special dance style, I didn't like waltz that much, it was too slow for my taste, however quicker dances like quickstep where my favorites, it was because I felt like those dances suited me better so my kauli mbiu for the best dances where "the quicker dances the better". However many people complained because they knew that waltz was an important dance to know about if wewe where a princess, but I hated going on waltz lessons. I did remember my teacher, but she was so angry on me because of my strong hate for waltz. However I loved ballet because it was such a graceful dance, I was pretty good at it even though the dance was pretty slow in comparsion to most other dances I loved.
Another reason to why I loved ballet was because I loved spinning around and the dance suited my personality because it was a happy dance oftenly and I was in upendo with many ballets like The Nutcracker and The swan Lake. But I don't know what my inayopendelewa dance really is, I have too many favorites.
The reason to why I hated waltz was because every princess I knew danced that dance perfectly and while it's a graceful dance wewe songesha very slow and wewe don't jump whatsoever in the dance in comparsion to ballet where wewe actually jump which I appreciate.
"Wake up, wake up on a saturday night", the song Wake Up played at this moment, another great song, many great songs had been playing this siku and that was wonderful.
I don't know how my hate for waltz came and how it grew stronger and stronger, but I know that I hate it, I knew that wewe wheren't expecting it of course since wewe thought that I basically upendo everything, but no I hate waltz.
Now if there's another thing that many people has complained on it would be my way of walking and running, they say that it looks too weird and unrealistic, well all I can do is to not take in what they are saying, sure they are right about it looking weird, but I don't find it weird at all, it's a unique style that they have to accept.
(End Of Part 3)
