And ever has it been that love knows not it's own depth until the hour of separation ~Kahlil Gibran~
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Me and Mr Jones
... is the perfect song to dance to with you after our skin is flushed and balmy after a little too much Shiraz. And maybe we will fumble and fall on the couch, laughing in hysterics as lovers do over seeming nothings ... and then a soft, warm kiss from your fragrant tender lips as we sink into each others sacred flesh ...
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Music Makes Happy: Doria Roberts
I am so happy to discover beautiful art, especially music. Bless the creators of beauty for stirring our stagnated souls with their art.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
"You have ravished my heart
My sister, my bride
How sweet is your love"
In the still coolness of the night
I slipped into the lush balm of your skin
enveloped by the honeyed musk of your hair
Cradled by your strong limbs
In that moment I was
baptized with your sweetest nectar
in the still coolness of the night
My sister, my bride
How sweet is your love"
In the still coolness of the night
I slipped into the lush balm of your skin
enveloped by the honeyed musk of your hair
Cradled by your strong limbs
In that moment I was
baptized with your sweetest nectar
in the still coolness of the night
"I know you"
When you meet someone for the first time and you are inexplicably drawn to them and they to you. What is that, that mysterious sense of familiarity with a perfect stranger? What is that peculiar, unshakeable instinct of a shared knowledge, belief, faith, experience, past, something, anything ... They could be from half way around the world from you in many senses, but you are mutually aware that you are, in fact, from the same true "place".
Is that what a soul mate is? Maybe you knew each other in a previous incarnation (if you believe in that), or your soul's speak the same language, vibrate at the same frequency ... you are then aware of your intimate connection to something beyond "you" ... that boundaries between objects are perceptions and that maybe there are no objects, just oneness because where do I stop and you begin...
And, you think to yourself "I know you".
I have always known you.
Is that what a soul mate is? Maybe you knew each other in a previous incarnation (if you believe in that), or your soul's speak the same language, vibrate at the same frequency ... you are then aware of your intimate connection to something beyond "you" ... that boundaries between objects are perceptions and that maybe there are no objects, just oneness because where do I stop and you begin...
And, you think to yourself "I know you".
I have always known you.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Popularity
Popularity is self proclaimed. Who are the "popular" kids anyway?
They are the kids who believe themselves to be popular. The truth is they are well known. Whereas, popular means well liked. Popular, is an ice cream flavor that runs out first because a lot of people like it and order it.
In this culture though, the "popular kids" are not necessarily and in fact, usually, not the most well liked. They are merely the ones who believe themselves to be the "coolest" and therefore, the most "popular". They are elitist, exclusive, and snobby. None of the traits that actually make people well liked.
I find it humorous in a ha-ha sort of way that even in grad school there are these so-called "popular" kids. It is a testament to the fact that these kids have not matured into adults. That is why going straight from undergrad to grad school is dangerous: you lose the opportunity to mature socially. A seamless stream of schooling from kindergarten onwards to grad school is highly inadvisable for many reasons, this being on of the more trivial ones.
They are the kids who believe themselves to be popular. The truth is they are well known. Whereas, popular means well liked. Popular, is an ice cream flavor that runs out first because a lot of people like it and order it.
In this culture though, the "popular kids" are not necessarily and in fact, usually, not the most well liked. They are merely the ones who believe themselves to be the "coolest" and therefore, the most "popular". They are elitist, exclusive, and snobby. None of the traits that actually make people well liked.
I find it humorous in a ha-ha sort of way that even in grad school there are these so-called "popular" kids. It is a testament to the fact that these kids have not matured into adults. That is why going straight from undergrad to grad school is dangerous: you lose the opportunity to mature socially. A seamless stream of schooling from kindergarten onwards to grad school is highly inadvisable for many reasons, this being on of the more trivial ones.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
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