"what good is a used up world and how could it be worth having?"
- Sting, "All This Time" from The Soul Cages.
don't have any kids. with some joy in life comes even greater suffering.
posted by 儒 @ 18:23
Saturday, October 01, 2005
4 bombs in Bali.
"what good is a used up world and how could it be worth having?"
- Sting, "All This Time" from The Soul Cages.
don't have any kids. with some joy in life comes even greater suffering.
"what good is a used up world and how could it be worth having?"
- Sting, "All This Time" from The Soul Cages.
don't have any kids. with some joy in life comes even greater suffering.
"all the things i keep inside myself they vanish in the air" - Counting Crows
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1 Comments:
Unbelievable right? And yet somehow inevitable. Life is short, and none of us know the time or method of our deaths - it just adds greater impetus to the urge to live life to the full, and to focus on the impotant elements of life. Through the horrific and terrible actions of severely misguided people we can at least take one thing away; Perspective.
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