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Wednesday, 11 November 2009

  • The nature of sleep

    I drove three friends to Julian today.

    And along the way and the way back, I saw all of them fall asleep one by one.
    I had told them earlier to bring pillows to sleep in the early morning hours while I drove.
    And it was a good advice indeed for the weary passengers

    At one point,
    I looked back
    And my heart felt cleansed and renewed
    To see them sleep and have their heart written on their face
    That they are at peace where no devil can hurt their ways
    That they are one step closer to having a glance of heaven's peace
    This is what brightens my day
    This is what gives me hope
    And the encouragement to keep driving, to keep pressing
    That I may be the vehicle to let them be at peace
    To get away from what may have harmed them, tormented them

    This is what I see
    When I see you fall asleep
    This is when I feel as I have accomplished something
    Albeit indirectly, but at least, it's allowed you rest

    And that is all that is needed
    To repay me for any good I have done
    And to add to the debt I owe
    That to see you slumber in peace
    And no longer be plagued
    By the surface worries of this world

Monday, 12 October 2009

  • Rain is a brief reprieve to the sunny glare.

    I met a transfer student from Santa Monica.
    She likes to eat.
    She's also Japanese.
    We decided to eat together and delight in food.

    Warren Writing is enlightening.
    it makes me scare of the internet.

Wednesday, 07 October 2009

  • the view from here

    "these talks i overhear make me uncomfortable. cus i feel like my life is still in pieces while other people's lives are slowly coming together and forming something."
    - thuan (amatory)


    the view from here
    is quite lonely
    everyone's lives seem to work well.
    everyone seems to get what they want.
    but I look at myself.
    I look at the mirror.
    And it shatters
    Ashamed for me

    I've turned away.
    I've ran away
    The traffic light says stop
    But I can't see
    So blind enough
    That the lanes disappear
    And the cars seem to crowd around me
    Trying to make me someone
    But not really at all

    I'm driving
    But my mind's off
    It's away moping
    The sadness grows

    I don't understand
    But everyone is running
    Where are you running to?
    Should I run?
    And I ponder
    Only to find
    The crowd moved on.

    I'm in a world
    That I find no peace
    How is it so?

    Turn it all off.
    It's time to turn off.
    I realize my home is no longer here.
    Only pieces spread out through the world

Tuesday, 06 October 2009

Monday, 05 October 2009

  • a classic truth

    The world does not stop for death.
    The world fusses about death, but then...
    The world forgets death, pushes it aside, on to the next big thing.

    How are we to understand what death is
    Until we have met death
    How are we to convey sympathies when death comes
    Not to us but to others.

    Death is the only escape out of this life.
    The only way for us to understand
    What we have missed in this life
    Or have gained from this life.

    But life moves on.
    With every death,
    The world continues on
    Leaving the broken alone

    Have many deaths have you seen?
    That you begin to understand
    Death is a scar to forever hold
    That's only permanent to those who knew
    the dead inside and out.

    All others.
    It's forgotten
    In weeks.
    Can you remember who died yesterday?
    Open up the newspaper, read.
    Sympathize for the homeless who have not yet died
    Assist for the laborers who still live
    Rescue the dying, for they have not died.

    The dead has past.
    But the living lives

    Will you forget the living too?
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