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[11 Nov 2009 | Wednesday]
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"The Girl And The Sea" Tonight the...
Tonight the hills are watching her as she runs towards the sea.
Yeah, she runs so she'll be free.
And of all the friends and enemies she's made along the way,
They are nowhere in her thoughts as she dives beneath the waves.
And he's the one that you've seen sometimes on tv,
And his shirt is on the ground while he's tackled by police.
And the parcel that he throws across the bridge into the creek,
It'll flow towards the sea, it will meet with her tomorrow.
No place, sometime.
We'll clear our eyes.
And when you're down,
I'll come around.
And all the places that she's been along the way.
Flames are licking at their walls. night glows with their remains.
From far away the animals come gather round to see.
But she knows not how they feel and she knows not what it means.
When she was young we'd ask her what she'd like to be.
And she'd close her eyes and dream...
Now we're nowhere in her thoughts as she dives beneath the waves.
Her place i've found,
Could be all ours.
I've seen where you,
Would rather be.
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[26 Oct 2009 | Monday]
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Shall I remind you, dearest, that the reason you care so much, sometimes even worry so much, is because there still exists between you and life, a passionate love affair. And because of this, everything's going to be just fine. xxoo, The Universe © www.tut.com ® ...isn't it so romantic?
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[24 Oct 2009 | Saturday]
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IR - Fault
I am dying inside and there is nothing i can do
but what does it matter when there's nothing left to lose
i'm still falling apart like i've always done before
the pain is almost numbing and i'll always beg for more
tried so hard to make believe i was something more
tried so many times to start from where i stopped
but that time has vanished and left me alone to dwell
on all the damage i never left behind
all the things i've ruined and pushed aside
all the times i've lost and will never have again
all the things i'm not but could have been
i am drowning in the past and there is no one to save me
i tried so hard to make it work but the world went on without me
now i stare through the window like a soul without a home
i loathe the way i feel and i hate what i've become
tried so hard to make believe i was something more
tried so many times to start from where i stopped
but that time has vanished and left me alone to dwell
on all the damage i never left behind
all the things i've ruined and pushed aside
all the times i've lost and will never have again
all the things i'm not but could have been
through all the pain i never meant to cause
all the lives i've destroyed and crushed
all the time i have lost and will never live again
- Ted, you always understood things a couple years before I did.
 | Currently listening: Ruined By Imperative Reaction Release date: 2002-07-09 |
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[22 Oct 2009 | Thursday]
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What
is awesomeness? Awesomeness happens when thick — real, meaningful —
value is created by people who love what they do, added to insanely
great stuff, and multiplied by communities who are delighted and
inspired because they are authentically better off. That's a better
kind of innovation, built for 21st century economics.
(thanks, Siobhan)
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[13 Jul 2009 | Monday]
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Yesterday I watched a small bird, flying very fast,
disappear into the canopy of an oak tree. So dense
were its leaves that it was impossible to see what
happened next, though I can tell you it remained
inside.
I wondered how the little bird found its opening
through the leaves at such a speed, and then
managed to gently align its fragile body on the branch
it chose to land upon, all within a fraction of a second.
Not to mention the impossible to imagine flying
maneuvers required: the banking, the curling, the
vertical and horizontal stabilizations, the deceleration
and landing.
Memory? Calculation? Not in that tiny brain. Instinct?
Maybe, but how does instinct know which way the
branches of a tree have grown when no two are the
same?
...that little
bird just knew. It had faith, in spite of not being able
to see how things would work out, that if (and only if) it
stayed the course the details would be taken care of;
that an opening would appear and a twig would be
found. In fact, had she slowed down enough to
carefully and logically inspect the tree first, the prudent
thing to do, she would have lost her lift and fallen to
the ground.
Kind of like reaching for your dreams. Neither
memory, nor calculating, nor instincts are the deciding
factors, but faith coupled with action.
The
Universe
| WARNING: staying the course
is NOT the same as clinging to a HOW.
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[19 Jun 2009 | Friday]
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[11 Jun 2009 | Thursday]
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"I invite you to do the following exercise: Imagine a pit in the
middle of a desert that holds everything you've ever used up, spoiled,
and outgrown. Your old furniture is here, along with stuff like
once-favorite clothes, CDs, and empty boxes of your favorite cereal.
But this garbage dump also contains subtler trash, like photos that
capture ... Read Morecherished dreams you gave up on, mementoes from
failed relationships, and symbols of defunct beliefs and self-images
you used to cling to. Everything that is dead to you is gathered here.
Got that vision in your mind's eye? Now picture yourself dousing the
big heap of stuff with gasoline and setting it on fire. Watch it burn."
-Brezsny (thanks, Lindsor)
"Past One O’Clock"
Past one o’clock. You must have gone to bed.
The Milky Way streams silver through the night.
I’m in no hurry; with lightning telegrams
I have no cause to wake or trouble you.
And, as they say, the incident is closed.
Love’s boat has smashed against the daily grind.
Now you and I are quits. Why bother then
To balance mutual sorrows, pains, and hurts.
Behold what quiet settles on the world.
Night wraps the sky in tribute from the stars.
In hours like these, one rises to address
The ages, history, and all creation.
-Mayakovsky
(been on my mind all day. I thought it sound angry, but then just read
"This poem was found among Mayakovsky’s papers after his suicide on
April 14, 1930. He had used the middle section, with slight changes, as
an epilogue to his suicide note....")
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[05 Jun 2009 | Friday]
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Nine Inch Nails Only:
I'm becoming less defined as days go by
Fading away
And well you might say
I'm losing focus
Kinda drifting into the abstract in terms of how I see myself
Sometimes I think I can see right through myself
Sometimes I think I can see right through myself
Sometimes I can see right through myself
Less concerned about fitting into the world
Your world that is
Cause it doesn't really matter anymore
(no it doesn't really matter anymore)
No it doesn't really matter anymore
None of this really matters anymore
Yes I am alone but then again I always was
As far back as I can tell
I think maybe it's because
Because you were never really real to begin with
I just made you up to hurt myself
I just made you up to hurt myself,
And I just made you up to hurt myself I just made you up to hurt myself,
And I just made you up to hurt myself
And it worked.
Yes it did!
There is no you
There is only me
There is no you
There is only me
There is no fucking you
There is only me
There is no fucking you
There is only me
Only [x4]
Well the tiniest little dot caught my eye and it turned out to be a scab
And I had this funny feeling like I just knew it's something bad
I just couldn't leave it alone, I kept picking at the scab
It was a doorway trying to seal itself shut
But I climbed through
Now I am somewhere I am not supposed to be, and I can see things I know I really shouldn't see
And now I know why, now, now, now I know why
Things aren't as pretty
On the inside
There is no you
There is only me
There is no you
There is only me
There is no fucking you
There is only me
There is no fucking you
There is only me
Only Only Only Only Only Only Only Only I used to think I was special in my little attachment to this song, like it was my small admission that I had created all my feelings through my choices, but I was special because I was fucked up.
Wrong.
my problems never made me an individual.
my problems made me a slave to my deluded perceptions.
my brother tried to talk me through, but I wasn't listening.
the worst thing is, as soon as I could face myself, I had to face my creation.
you can't acknowledge your composition without viewing it's components.
I can't can't escape what I am and it can't disown me and it can't beat me into submission.
I am you and you are me. I am what you created and see, and you are what I perceive.
we can't escape each other, and through these remains of what we've become we'll grow, we'll understand self, and others, and need, and pain, and love, and all those things that make live worth continuing unto the next day.
My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult These Remains: The human soul is always free Some people they keep secrets They say that we are not telling And I know in their silence It slips right through their fingers Scared eyes are blinking Heads held high ask reasons Why do we Try for such big ideas You take the hand and you break it boy They can't really see That you're trying to be right You take her by the arm You say what my dear That wasn't very nice You better change your mind Why are you telling me this This is what you need You've been there before I know I know That I'm not the only soul for these hours It's not gonna change my mind I'm the liar I want to get out I've gotta change I crush up papers I've got to get out You're never gonna change my world You're all liars I want to get out You're never gonna change my words You're all liars We want to get out You're never gonna chain my words You're all liars We want to get out You're never gonna change my ways You're all liars I've got to get out You're never gonna change my words You're all liars I've got to get out You're never gonna change my world You're all liars I've got to get out You're never gonna change my words You're all liars I've got to get out You're never gonna change my world You're all liars
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[15 May 2009 | Friday]
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how funny how art imitates life. Clint Carney does a bad ass painting of some hot dewd and thoughtfully does not include genitalia.
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[10 May 2009 | Sunday]
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I keep a close watch on this heart of mine
I keep my eyes wide open all the time
I keep the ends out for the tie that binds
Because you're mine, I walk the line
I find it very, very easy to be true
I find myself alone when each day is through
Yes, I'll admit that I'm a fool for you
Because you're mine, I walk the line
As sure as night is dark and day is light
I keep you on my mind both day and night
And happiness I've known proves that it's right
Because you're mine, I walk the line
You've got a way to keep me on your side
You give me cause for love that I can't hide
For you I know I'd even try to turn the tide
Because you're mine, I walk the line
I keep a close watch on this heart of mine
I keep my eyes wide open all the time
I keep the ends out for the tie that binds
Because you're mine, I walk the line
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[26 Apr 2009 | Sunday]
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http://blip.fm/~4zymdall this time all this effort all this time feel this way make something more what does it mean feet in the dirt face in the sky everything done means nothing in the face of what's passed always alone mission complete dying inside losing the time lack of concern just keep pushing consume sentiment break then repent sunk in too deep singing to sleep always a moment giving more something tells it's never over perhaps and perhaps, perhaps and perhaps, never liked that much never meant that much end this alone sick and unknown grains of sand slip pieces and fragments dragging bottom scraping the sky look in the eye facing shadows raise the chin finding esteem nothing more than wanting nothing more than waiting whatever it takes, feel this sense whatever it takes to feel less pointless punctuate moments as you wish burn and build everything changes don't know no more keeping secrets nothing stays choose to keep this (tried to write in a manner of Ezra Pound)
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[24 Apr 2009 | Friday]
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The stars are blazing like rebel diamonds, cut out of the sun. On the corner of main street
Just tryin’ to keep it in line
You say you wanna move on and
You say I’m falling behind
Can you read my mind?
Can you read my mind?
I never really gave up on
Breakin’ out of this two-star town
I got the green light
I got a little fight
I’m gonna turn this thing around
Can you read my mind?
Can you read my mind?
The good old days, the honest man
The restless heart, the Promised Land
A subtle kiss that no one sees
A broken wrist and a big trapeze
Oh well I don’t mind, if you don’t mind
‘Cause I don’t shine if you don’t shine
Before you go, can you read my mind?
It’s funny how you just break down
Waiting on some sign
I pull up to the front of your driveway
With magic soaking my spine
Can you read my mind?
Can you read my mind?
The teenage queen, the loaded gun
The drop dead dream, the Chosen One
A southern drawl, the world unseen
A city wall and a trampoline
Oh well I don’t mind if you don’t mind
‘Cause I don’t shine if you don’t shine
Before you jump,
Tell me what you find..
When you read my mind
Slipping in my faith until I fall
You never returned that call
Woman, open the door, don’t let it sting
I wanna breathe that fire again
She said I don’t mind if you don’t mind
‘Cause I don’t shine if you don’t shine
Put your back on me
Put your back on me
Put your back on me
The stars are blazing like rebel diamonds, cut out of the sun
Can you read my mind?
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[24 Apr 2009 | Friday]
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Current mood:  focused
This started innocently enough with an old friend of mine asking nicely,
"are the prices of houses going down at all in LA?"
...and here is what should have been a quick answer:
"Technically, yes, but not proportionally or quickly enough to outpace rising interest rates and tightening of loan acceptances. I just sigh when people complain now; and smile the smile of a nice old man. No one listened to me (or anyone who has the knowledge and willingness to truly HELP them) AT ALL over the last year, and now their inverse version of greed is being turned into hapless frustration. I honestly won't work in residential real estate anymore. No one listens to the people trying to help them; I began to see them as being like animals gnawing at an itch, that then turn to bite the doctor trying to place salve upon it after it's infected.
I do commercial real estate now; that's what I was happily doing in the first place, and well before John Q. Public was willing to hear any bad news about the housing market.
I work with logical, pro active humans who have control of their minds and emotions. I would work with residential clients who portray this same capacity; however, they are so rare there is no need to seek them; rather, they will find me and want to work with me because I understand what they're trying to do and that they're motivation is based on educated, logical steps.
Sorry for the diatribe, but, I almost quit the real estate business entirely because my experience trying to help residential clients, really, truly caring for them and being honest with them, left me feeling disheartened, depressed, and losing faith in the common man. Ultimately, it (what many would call a wasted year) was positive for it's many transformative effects on me, but I'm bitter, cynical, and overly cautious of the average individual.
I've lost thousands of dollars on people who wouldn't respect me enough to even step into my office for an hour and just wanted to "window shop" ...only to find that they had no idea what they wanted and what they could have. Heartbreaking, frustrating, and stressful... not the formula for success.
I gave it a year of my life, and .... well... I'm figuring out a way to turn this mess I kept stepping in into fertilizer... in my first few weeks back working in commercial, I've accomplished many times more that I did in the year I spent in residential, and I'm proud of the people I work with, again. I'm happy."
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[14 Apr 2009 | Tuesday]
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Can wisdom in this sense be taught? And, if it can, should the teaching of it be one of the aims of education? I should answer both these questions in the affirmative. We are told on Sundays that we should love our neighbors as ourselves. On the other six days of the week, we are exhorted to hate. But you will remember that the precept was exemplified by saying that the Samaritan was our neighbour. We no longer have any wish to hate Samaritans and so we are apt to miss the point of the parable. If you wnat to get its point, you should substitute Communist or anti-Communist, as the case may be, for Samaritan. It might be objected that it is right to hate those who do harm. I do not think so. If you hate them, it is only too likely that you will become equally harmful; and it is very unlikely that you will induce them to abandon their evil ways. Hatred of evil is itself a kind of bondage to evil. The way out is through understanding, not through hate. I am not advocating non-resistance. But I am saying that resistance, if it is to be effective in preventing the spread of evil, should be combined with the greatest degree of understanding and the smallest degree of force that is compatible with the survival of the good things that we wish to preserve.
Bertrand Russell 1914
http://www.solstice.us/russell/knowiz.html
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[27 Feb 2009 | Friday]
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We are lies like the summertime Like the spring we are such fools Like fall we are the prophets Like winter we are cruel I don't know what's wrong with us They just made us this way There's a hole in you and me That pulls us together And I don't know where we belong I think we grew under a bad sun I know we're not like everyone You and me we grew, under a bad sun Every day you bring me pain And we savor it like rain We hold it on our tongues Just like wine Someday back when we were young I guess something just went wrong The two of us are hung From the same twisted rope And I don't know where we belong I think we grew under a bad sun I know we're not like everyone You and me we grew under a bad sun
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