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Death. The antithesis of life, of all bright things, the sun and light. Why are we so obsessed with the darkness?
Should we spend our days thinking of a time of passing, or grab what we can from every moment as if grabbing for the sun? Think about the light, about what you can do to make this life better for you and for others around you. Other people need as much help as you do to see that life is for living and for embracing the good of the world.
You see that old person sitting in the chair, they may be waiting for death to point his bony finger at them, but you can show them that life is still around them and even if they can't experience it directly, they can do so through you.
That person who sits in the dark all alone at school, at college or at work, the one who never talks to anyone. They need the light as much as any flower, but they have no way of reaching it. Help them to reach that light and you may find new ways of thinking and feeling.
And you, yourself, you need the light as much as anyone, don't wait for the sun. You can create light for yourself as easy as you can shed light on others. Look at the inherent beauty of the world, the laughter, the natural beams of light that shine from the cracks in the walls, from the floor, from all around, disguised as anything. seeming like nothing until you look at them in a different way.
Breathe, breathe the air, but breathe life too, breathe your surroundings and your freinds, breathe for those who cannot breathe themselves. Breathe, and live.
Should we spend our days thinking of a time of passing, or grab what we can from every moment as if grabbing for the sun? Think about the light, about what you can do to make this life better for you and for others around you. Other people need as much help as you do to see that life is for living and for embracing the good of the world.
You see that old person sitting in the chair, they may be waiting for death to point his bony finger at them, but you can show them that life is still around them and even if they can't experience it directly, they can do so through you.
That person who sits in the dark all alone at school, at college or at work, the one who never talks to anyone. They need the light as much as any flower, but they have no way of reaching it. Help them to reach that light and you may find new ways of thinking and feeling.
And you, yourself, you need the light as much as anyone, don't wait for the sun. You can create light for yourself as easy as you can shed light on others. Look at the inherent beauty of the world, the laughter, the natural beams of light that shine from the cracks in the walls, from the floor, from all around, disguised as anything. seeming like nothing until you look at them in a different way.
Breathe, breathe the air, but breathe life too, breathe your surroundings and your freinds, breathe for those who cannot breathe themselves. Breathe, and live.
pb wrote:
> That person who sits in the dark all alone at school, at college or at
> work, the one who never talks to anyone. They need the light as much
> as any flower, but they have no way of reaching it. Help them to
> reach that light and you may find new ways of thinking and feeling.
That would be me :)
> That person who sits in the dark all alone at school, at college or at
> work, the one who never talks to anyone. They need the light as much
> as any flower, but they have no way of reaching it. Help them to
> reach that light and you may find new ways of thinking and feeling.
That would be me :)
pb wrote:
Think about the
> light, about what you can do to make this life better for you and for
> others around you.
Yep, but finding the light, and making it work. That's the key.
> And you, yourself, you need the light as much as anyone, don't wait
> for the sun. You can create light for yourself as easy as you can
> shed light on others. Look at the inherent beauty of the world, the
> laughter, the natural beams of light that shine from the cracks in the
> walls, from the floor, from all around, disguised as anything. seeming
> like nothing until you look at them in a different way.
And sometimes that just doesn't cut it for everyone.
Think about the
> light, about what you can do to make this life better for you and for
> others around you.
Yep, but finding the light, and making it work. That's the key.
> And you, yourself, you need the light as much as anyone, don't wait
> for the sun. You can create light for yourself as easy as you can
> shed light on others. Look at the inherent beauty of the world, the
> laughter, the natural beams of light that shine from the cracks in the
> walls, from the floor, from all around, disguised as anything. seeming
> like nothing until you look at them in a different way.
And sometimes that just doesn't cut it for everyone.
I'm sure there's a large building you visit for this sorta thing? AH yes, church....
Death. The antithesis of life, of all bright things, the sun and light. Why are we so obsessed with the darkness?
Should we spend our days thinking of a time of passing, or grab what we can from every moment as if grabbing for the sun? Think about the light, about what you can do to make this life better for you and for others around you. Other people need as much help as you do to see that life is for living and for embracing the good of the world.
You see that old person sitting in the chair, they may be waiting for death to point his bony finger at them, but you can show them that life is still around them and even if they can't experience it directly, they can do so through you.
That person who sits in the dark all alone at school, at college or at work, the one who never talks to anyone. They need the light as much as any flower, but they have no way of reaching it. Help them to reach that light and you may find new ways of thinking and feeling.
And you, yourself, you need the light as much as anyone, don't wait for the sun. You can create light for yourself as easy as you can shed light on others. Look at the inherent beauty of the world, the laughter, the natural beams of light that shine from the cracks in the walls, from the floor, from all around, disguised as anything. seeming like nothing until you look at them in a different way.
Breathe, breathe the air, but breathe life too, breathe your surroundings and your freinds, breathe for those who cannot breathe themselves. Breathe, and live.
Should we spend our days thinking of a time of passing, or grab what we can from every moment as if grabbing for the sun? Think about the light, about what you can do to make this life better for you and for others around you. Other people need as much help as you do to see that life is for living and for embracing the good of the world.
You see that old person sitting in the chair, they may be waiting for death to point his bony finger at them, but you can show them that life is still around them and even if they can't experience it directly, they can do so through you.
That person who sits in the dark all alone at school, at college or at work, the one who never talks to anyone. They need the light as much as any flower, but they have no way of reaching it. Help them to reach that light and you may find new ways of thinking and feeling.
And you, yourself, you need the light as much as anyone, don't wait for the sun. You can create light for yourself as easy as you can shed light on others. Look at the inherent beauty of the world, the laughter, the natural beams of light that shine from the cracks in the walls, from the floor, from all around, disguised as anything. seeming like nothing until you look at them in a different way.
Breathe, breathe the air, but breathe life too, breathe your surroundings and your freinds, breathe for those who cannot breathe themselves. Breathe, and live.