Thursday, April 2, 2009
seeming song
We build them up just to break them down. The natural order of things takes care of this for us but we perpetuate the process by evoking the natural order in seeming somber song and sound. Must we be reminded of the order and offered constant remedies to prolong the inevitable? I should say so and without dispute. What else are we going to do with ourselves but bicker and talk about how right we are and how wrong everyone else is. What else are we going to do but be constantly reminded of the past; a flaw in and of itself, only to compare it to our time now. Yes, we must buy things so we can live in one of our many alternate universes'. There is a product out there for everyone and still we break down and fall apart at the seams. We do this not only physically, but we also perpetuate it through words in regards to not only other people but ourselves as well. What else would we do if we didn't act the way we do and sing the way we sing? LLc 98.2
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