"si lunga tratta di gente, ch'io non averi mai credutto che morte tanta n'avesse disfatta"

Nov 22, 2003 21:22

such a long train of people, that i would never have believed that death had undone so manyi have always loved being first, last, and only. it's quite fitting, really, to apsire to such singularity. my personality has come to rely so heavily on the importance of standing alone. when i was younger, so much younger, i used to wish for a sense of ( Read more... )

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nighthawkal November 22 2003, 22:19:07 UTC
Lots of deep thinking. Were you an only child growing up?

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azul November 22 2003, 23:02:17 UTC
i was and am. deep thinking gets me into trouble...case in point.

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litchrysallis November 27 2003, 00:56:33 UTC
i know exactly what you mean. you'll most likely comprimise eventually, and love it. and then end up alone all over again. random example: parenthood. but at least you know yourself well enough, that you can be with yourself, content.

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azul November 27 2003, 08:09:04 UTC
i am always fearful of the unknown. sometimes i think if i had a better sense or belief of spirituality, i would be more comforted by these thoughts. but i have yet to find it...

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litchrysallis November 27 2003, 14:11:32 UTC
Hmmm, maybe you are closer to the unknown than you think, and that is what scares you. Understandng can be a scary thing to grasp.

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RE: si lunga tratta di gente, ch'io non averi mai credutto che morte tanta n'avesse disfatta anonymous December 2 2003, 20:50:24 UTC
Your writings are some of the most honest and sincere and strike similar chords for me. Wow.

I'm still recovering from goose-bumps... whoa.

-M

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Re: si lunga tratta di gente, ch'io non averi mai credutto che morte tanta n'avesse disfatta azul December 3 2003, 08:22:15 UTC
Why thank you. Do you have a livejournal?

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