Written in a similar fashion to a haiku but a most melancholic one at that. The words are few, well-chosen, and explosively direct. They spilled everything--frustration, remorse, sadness, etc. Paradise is indeed a relative concept. For me, it is having confidence in and living in the kind of reality I choose to create for myself.
15 comments:
Stay in cobbles!
Or out of them, Lepis :)
Lovely thyme in a man-made (?) desert.
Paradise is a relative concept.
The photo is from the Japanese Garden in Helsinki, jl.
Yes, paradise is a relative concept, indeed.
Roll dem bones!
Some rock and roll, Mick.
Japanese garden; did you notice the stones growing? ;))
Sometimes you pay a price for paradise too long time.
Gil, they grew so slowly I couldn't see!
That's true, chrome3d.
To the point!
You know how!
Thank you, Kutis.
wonderful image and prose....
Thank you, John.
Written in a similar fashion to a haiku but a most melancholic one at that. The words are few, well-chosen, and explosively direct. They spilled everything--frustration, remorse, sadness, etc. Paradise is indeed a relative concept. For me, it is having confidence in and living in the kind of reality I choose to create for myself.
Thank you, lunardancer.
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