Love never dies a natural death. It dies because we
don't know how to replenish it's source. It dies of blindness and
errors and betrayals. It dies of illness and wounds; it dies of
weariness, of witherings, of tarnishings.
Anais Nin
I never did find out what it was all about...
What are your top five break-up songs?
Submitted by gt.
Are you serious? Given the tragedy of the situation I'm thinking every song one listens to during that time could be considered a break-up song. Maybe even Nine Inch Nails....imagine!
What is your deepest, darkest fear?
Submitted by [Susan].
...dying.
It may disintegrate and crumble into inconsequential rubble. Or it may be lost forever; crashing burning... into the yellow sun. And tonight...as I look into the sky, and it looks back on me...
I want to know...which am I?
I need to know...is this the beginning of the journey...
Or the end?"...
Frank Black (Millennium Episode: 2.0)
Some I found so incredibly sad, others words from love ones to the departed. It made me think of the power of words, and how every day , no matter where we are, we are taking in the words of advertisers, media, news events and so many others we probably are not aware of it.
The most striking words I came across this day however, were the ones I found written on the wall in a back alley on the East Side: "Love is here everyday!". I don't know...it just kind of struck me as a meditation of sorts for the people that live here, beside the dumpster. Kind of amazing.
It was last summer that I found him with my macbook open, surfing the net and downloading everything in sight. The entire Chameleons catalog (he managed to get my visa number to iTunes!!), a site that sells silkworms in bulk, a "how to prepare cricket cocktails" site and oh, the list just goes on.
Today though, I caught him on the internet yet again and he was just one click away from ordering a plane ticket to Madagascar. Where did I go wrong???
on Love is here everyday!