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戻らないと言って
目指したのは 蒼い 蒼い あの空
"悲しみ"はまだ覚えられず
"切なさ"は今つかみはじめた
あなたへと抱く この感情も
今"言葉"に変わっていく
未知なる世界の
遊迷から目覚めて
この羽根を広げ 飛び立つ
飛翔いたら
戻らないと言って
目指したのは 蒼い…
Mezashita no wa aoi aoi ano sora
Kanashimi wa mada oboerarezu
Setsunasa wa ima tsukami hajimeta
Anata e to idaku kono kanjou mo
Ima kotoba ni kawatteku
Michi naru sekai no yume kara mezamete
Kono hane wo hiroge tobitatsu
Habataitara modoranai to itte
Mezashita no wa aoi aoi ano sora
Tsukinuketara mitsukaru to ♥♥♥♥♥♥
Furikiru hodo
Aoi aoi ano sora
Aoi aoi ano sora
Aoi aoi ano sora
Everyone has been angry and knows what anger is. Anger can vary widely (from mild irritation to intense fury) and can be sparked by a variety of things (specific people, events, memories, or personal problems). Anger is a natural and potentially productive emotion. However, anger can get out of control and become destructive and problematic.[1]
So why do we get angry? People get angry when their expectations are not met -- whether those expectations are about the future, about themselves, or about others. When our expectations are unmet, we revert to illusions of control, "unrealistically expecting all people to behave and all situations to turn out as we think they should."[2] Anger over these unmet expectations often leads us to blame others and shift aggression towards them.