Written in light, autumn brought its yearly illusion, giving us new perspectives, and showing us that darkness only bides while we keep still.
Written in light, autumn brought its yearly illusion, giving us new perspectives, and showing us that darkness only bides while we keep still.
It isn’t so much that we wish we were still young; it’s more that we marvel now at the fact we ever were.
It makes you think hard about yourself when you realize how few things that used to be enough for you are anymore.
When the playground bully is the teacher, where does the tormented student go?
Waiting my turn, watching people pumping gallons of loneliness into themselves, paradoxical thoughts enter my mind — how it is, electronically, I can transact with someone I’ve never seen nor ever will see; how it is that flowers bloom where they were not planted, and die where they were; and how it is, like food and drink, we are destined to lose most of what we take in.
In the end, I will count myself rich, not because I had things or made money, but because I had you and made the most of the time we had.