I guess the best and the worst thing with life is that you never know what's coming. Around the next corner, through that door up ahead, beyond the next step.
It would be cynical to take the view that it is all doomed to end anyway, so why bother holding onto hope in the mean time. However, is it not supremely naive to hope that the future is filled with only fulfilled wishes? So the question remains, where does one draw the pragmatic line?
Is it possible to live life without expectation? What would that even look like? But if expectations are to be expected (heh, yeah, I know, right?!) then what should be their basis?
Yes, question upon question. And all the answers hide their faces behind more questions. That is assuming every question has an answer in the first place :).
I guess the more the burning colours of autumn desert the branches and carpet the pavements, and the closer the mercury drops to zero, the world begins to present its rather more stark countenance. It gets you thinking.
Yet, there remains the hope for a world soon to be enveloped in magic white. And the spring after :).
Currently: wondering
Listening to: The Shins - When you notice the stripes
Listening to: The Shins - When you notice the stripes
You have some great imagery
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Thank you for sharing. :)
thank you! appreciate the kind comment :)
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