The other day Charles posted a video of a Christian song. It's one of those songs that nicely accompanies a solitary and pensive moment. But if you hear it in public, you're probably in a church surrounded by lots of Korean American and/or white people with a handful speaking in tongues and sporadically clapping. If you're lucky, one guy is laughing uncontrollably. Very disturbing.
Regardless, I've been thinking about times when conviction was so easy to come by and the will to believe in something was easier. I think we're all still looking.
i thought i saw death
on an opposite train
she was the most beautiful
thing i had ever seen
perhaps there is no other way
but to say it was lovely
no flashbacks
no glimpse of light
no tunnel or tears
no farewell no goodnight
only eyelash eclipse
moonlit alchemy
and clean starlight lips
i believed in those years
but now my angels are left undefended
kissing away the ache of absence
to save salvation for another day
i believed in those years
so won’t you stay who you are
please, stay who you are
this brings back fond memories...like the leningrad's ant infested carpeting
ReplyDeletehahaha or that time i fell against the leningrad wall with you on my back and made a huge hole.
ReplyDeleteanyway draw near to Him, He'll draw near to ya
I really like the stanza of no's.
ReplyDeleteagree with the ramses (the second one), i really liked first four stanzas were excellent, mr. magardicien. death on an opposite train, and then your thoughts. love the imagery!
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