Tuesday, September 23, 2008
When you talk to the stars
It is easy to feel frustrated how elusive truth really is.
It takes effort for someone to say what something really means to him. It is painful to clarify what all the indications and subtleties convey.
Perhaps what makes relationships between persons work is because they know that what has gone on was real. Its something not a sophisticated mind is explaining, its just something a simple heart is telling - In one's heart, you know how real it was. And even if there are barriers that exist, even if there are things that can't be said, even if certain ends seem unresolved.
I heard many things from many people the past few days - not really to say that anything in particular was very inspirational or uplifting. But in its totality, I was gently reminded about how deeply we are chained to a state of flux.
A part of me knows that it is unfair to hold onto what will have to move on. But the same part of me is fearful about what would happen if I really let go, doubtful even if such a courage is a possible feat.
Yet, another part of me knows that there is a courage that I need to summon to make choices that matter.
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Its always important to know when something has reached its end. Closing circles, shutting doors, finishing chapters, it doesn't matter what we call it; what matters is to leave in the past those moments in life that are over."
--
The Zahir, Paulo Coelho
"I stare a the ranch as evening settles in. It's the first night of the full moon, and for me, the memories will come. They always do. I hold my breath as the moon begins its slow rise over the mountain, its milky glow edging just over the horizon. The trees turn liquid sliver, and though I want to return to those bittersweet memories, I turn away and look at the ranch again."
-- Dear John, Nicholas Sparks
Labels: muse, stars
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