Wednesday, January 24, 2007

“As long as you can Promise me”

“We’ll be more than a Memory.”

                          Aria Sharp - One More Moment

Time slips through our hands like sand within an hour-glass.  We feel the grains between our fingers, and let them fall from our palm as we lift our head to the sun and laugh at all that has ever been real.

“What Is Real?”  We so often ask, escaping with the question but never quite finding the answer.  “Who are we to trust in that there will be a tomorrow, and that tomorrow will not end us with promises that cannot be kept?”

An archiac dream that we cannot awake from leaves us screaming into our memories, searching for that moment of truth in which we might finally understand what it is that holds us here.

“Follow the Rabbit” said the cheshire cat to Alice, encouraging her descent into a mad world that does not wait for our comprehension.  And so Alice did, and so the dream ends with her waking, not quite sure what was real and what was only a bewildering vision of our subconcious ideas and curiusities.

Someone to hold us, comfort us, and tell us that the world is real.

“Time will erase the past from the memory from the present, like words written upon stone that will soon turn to sand, eroded by the water and then washed away.  Who will remember, when there is no one left who knows what the rock once said?  Who will remember the stone for what it was, and when it too is reduced to pebbles and then sand, and then nothing at all?  For time erases the past from the memory from the present, so mote it will be.”

 But the joy of life is bright, filled with things that move us forward into existance.

Embrace life, and find comfort in all that ever was because Some things, not even time can touch.

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Sunday, January 7, 2007

“And I’m not blaming you, for anything.”

“I’m not blaming you for what happens next, Regrets.”

                                                     Sara Adyms - “Regrets”

The world is alive with death;  It is as if we have all gone mad and forgotten why we live.  It’s an exhausting thing to watch the world around us slowly die, and it gets harder and harder to watch faith disolve into something of which is impossible to understand.   It isn’t hard to feel alone in faith these days, knowing little as to who you can trust with the burdens we bear in our life.   It’s a maddness, a disease, and if we look too closely, can we see it coming?   One would think it beter to close our eyes and wait until the very end so that we do not have to think about the consequences of our action or inaction.

The world is alive with death…and we are all simply waiting for it to happen.

The question being, to what end?

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