Clark Gable

[saintbryan]

I heard this song called "Clark Gable" by The Postal Service, and I thought I'd share the lyrics. I found them to express a sentiment I've been really familiar with of late.

I was waiting for a cross-town train in the London underground when it struck me
That I've been waiting since birth to find a love that would look and sound like a movie
So

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[bogamaz]

must we really kill our camel? Another method might be to observe its course, gauge the distance between oases and discover the map of the desert. perhaps then you can know your own path

i thought this interesting
http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelpaukner/page2/

[saintbryan]

I don't think we must destroy our beliefs. Sometimes they just fall apart. If the corpse of the camel isn't clung to then sometimes we can witness reality. But in the mean time, while our beliefs are alive and well, I think that the method you speak of isn't a bad one. It may be a bit mistaken, but I think that as long as we keep honest and accepting and non-judgmental about our observations, we're on the right track.

Sweet link, by the way. That's some cool artwork. Hey, I'm taking a painting class now. When I'm done with my first landscape I'll scan it and show it to you for your trained critical response.:0

[bogamaz]

feel free, id love to see what you're up to. check this out, i'm sure that this is where Barlow got his inspiration for his "hell book"

http://www.gnosis.art.pl/iluminatornia/sztuka_o_inspiracji/zdzislaw_beksinski/zdzislaw_beksinski.htm

[saintbryan]

That's some 'holy shit' worthy subject matter. It does look a Hell of a lot like Barlow's stuff, you're right. Thanks for this link.

This is mignonne interesting. Agree this missing

[anonymous]

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[anonymous]

Thanks...this looks really interesting. I am looking forward to having my says!