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the slow trickle of water torture, beads of glacial sweat carving canyons, torrents of rain sweeping leaves dirt and trash through a miraculous dance passed the curb and down the drain. to the living minutes and moments are just drops of water on an icicle. such an elegent procession, such elaborate progression, and, too, ulimately fragile, the reality of mortality. furthermore, on time: we view the world as a stop motion animation. perception of time is invented, utterly subjective and therefore fallible. time is, quite literally, an optical illusion, a homegrown hoax. all moments can be one moment to that which blinks but once. the sum of all instants is one single instant. and so stalactites reach for stalagmites, bond and be one, and find comfort in their caves. attraction has its origins in the atoms. maybe earlier. that was jim morrison's "atomic love". electrons were the first roses.
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Apr 12, 2010
Apr 12, 2010 at 5:48 AM UTC
Death, Time, and Love
the slow trickle of water torture, beads of glacial sweat carving canyons, torrents of rain sweeping leaves dirt and trash through a miraculous dance passed the curb and down the drain. to the living minutes and moments are just drops of water on an icicle. such an elegent procession, such elaborate progression, and, too, ulimately fragile, the reality of mortality. furthermore, on time: we view the world as a stop motion animation. perception of time is invented, utterly subjective and therefore fallible. time is, quite literally, an optical illusion, a homegrown hoax. all moments can be one moment to that which blinks but once. the sum of all instants is one single instant. and so stalactites reach for stalagmites, bond and be one, and find comfort in their caves. attraction has its origins in the atoms. maybe earlier. that was jim morrison's "atomic love". electrons were the first roses.
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Apr 12, 2010
Apr 12, 2010 at 5:48 AM UTC
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