I’ve pretty much been shielded off from the bitter realities of death for most of my life. My parents were – no, wait – are a superstitious bunch; my previous obsession with the mystical being, perhaps, directly attributable as being an offshoot to the entire thing itself.
The household law has been pretty much this: funeral [...]
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A Call To Reason
Posted in as a traveler, as an observer, tagged death, luck, nonsense, reason on January 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Shoes That Didn’t Fit
Posted in as a storyteller, as an observer, tagged control, obedience, passion on July 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
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Some time ago, he tried to tell you what could have been in store for him. He seemed focused about the whole thing, see? From the time he received his first notebook when he was four, the thing sort of grew on him. And as words grew into phrases into sentences into [...]
Park Walk Evolution
Posted in as a metaphor guy, as an obscure commentator, as an observer, tagged adaptation, reason on September 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
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Let us not rest our fate on a piece of paper, on a tally sheet, or on a plot of space in the cyberworld.
Let us not make it appear as though one simply borders on sheer condescension, just because his views disagree with our own, even though we all know that he [...]
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