porksound ([info]porksound) wrote,
@ 2007-01-01 00:36:00
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so many are wishing the frosting on their cake was white instead of pink.

its that simple.

we smush and fold our lives like oragami amateurs in these vapid attempts to get circumstances to appear as we expect them.

they don't. they won't. sometimes they'll seem to... but then we slide back down the crease of the colored paper and wonder how our swan ended up looking like an airplane. and then we have the unmitigated gall to whine and cry about it. LIKE WE'RE SOMEHOW ENTITLED TO SWANS!!!

the truth is that the swan is just an angry goose with a crooked neck.

we won't find what we need in a stranger's kiss... or a bottle... or in embracing what we think is "US" as we collide with our dreams and our feelings and the fears our parents taught us.

It is not the circumstance of our living, not even our actions or our precious snowflake emotions that bring us happiness and suffering.

and therefore none fo these things will free us from them.

NONE!

shhhh... there's another opportunity to put a drink or two away.... another chance to orgasm on the vibrator of our desires... another time or place to glutton on senses and INPUT! like swine at the feeding bin we stick our necks out and chomp chomp chomp on our shit. On the dead! on our own acrid, wasted flesh.

and dive headlong into what pains us.

p



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[info]ngakmafaery
2007-01-01 05:30 pm UTC (link)
...OR, you can just be there and go, "COOL!!!"...ahahaha! That's so much more fun than, "It'd be cool if I could just be here appreciating it, but blahblah"...

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[info]porksound
2007-01-01 08:25 pm UTC (link)
yeah, totaly...

but there ya go...

p

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[info]ngakmafaery
2007-01-01 09:06 pm UTC (link)
...I generally do fine, but am sometimes puzzled about "fatal lung disease: am I having fun?" and the issue of facing it versus getting sucked into propaganda about "if you believe it, then it kills you"...*shrug*...this shit gets more subtle...

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[info]porksound
2007-01-02 04:47 am UTC (link)
"if you believe it then it kills you"

hahaha

and if you deny it you're a nutter.

form is emptiness - emptiness is form

lung disease is fatal - fatality is a myth, yeah! but it happens anyway...

as I say, "There ya go.."

Take care

p

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[info]desertlama
2007-01-02 04:30 am UTC (link)
have you been drinking dharmapala whiskey lately? hehe

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[info]beltanegoddess
2007-01-02 07:35 am UTC (link)
Dude, you crack me the fuck up! So, in other words (and to quote The Fab Four) your New Year's resolution is "Let it Be"?

It was so nice seeing you and yo' woman out the other night & I'm happy you guys came over afterwards.

HAPPY FUCKIN' NEW YEAR!!!

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[info]ephemeralnoir
2007-01-02 03:34 pm UTC (link)
Wow...was the weekend of excess a bit too excessive for you?
As a lover of swans and all things beautiful I have to disagree. One of my favorite memories is of a park somewhere near Heidelberg that has a large, slow stream that meanders throughout. There are Willows with benches underneath, gardens filled with flowers, and stone bridges that cross over the stream leading you along. The park’s big attraction however is that the stream is home to quite a lot of swans. I remember sitting on a bench under one of the Willows just watching as they floated by under the tendrils of leaves barely touching the water. Now I know swans are mean and I would never try to pet one, but they are beautiful, graceful and a bit otherworldly in their stark whiteness and deep black eyes. They have something to offer in their beauty alone. Do I think I deserve another moment of swans? I don’t know about deserve, but I’d go back if the opportunity presented itself. I think it is only when we can no longer find the beauty in the swan or the stranger’s kiss that we are lost. When we stop trying to find the beauty are we not just saying that we are not worth it? Sometimes the swan is worth making the effort for. Sometimes the stranger’s kiss holds a secret, a lesson, another path.
Sorry but the Faerie in me rebels at a world without swans, kisses with stranger’s or the search for and enjoyment of a good bottle.

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[info]porksound
2007-01-02 05:53 pm UTC (link)
cool, but we do disagree... beautiful tale of swans, though, honest. but i can tell a thousand just like it, about leaves, sparrows, snails, fireworks, drunken bikers, etc...

its RIGHT THERE where we are... not in some external experience we label as desireable...

that's what I think. but i respect your take as well.

and no, the weekend wasn't excessive in the slightest. Just a lot of people of all varieties grabbing at things and too often falling on their faces in the effort (that's not meant literally, though i supoose once or twice it played out that way, hahaha!) but no my dear, you know my history, it takes more than debauchery to light up my excess meter... ;)

cheers

p

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[info]ephemeralnoir
2007-01-02 06:19 pm UTC (link)
Oh I know there are many things of beauty out there and right here. I just don't think we should ever stop looking or grasping for fear that we might fall on our faces. It is a lovely thought to live only in the moment but desire and action and creation and visions are what make things move. I love the movement and from personal experience it is very hard to live with someone who does not grab at things.
Falling on your face is just part of it. Yes sometimes it hurts but almost always and especially with time you can learn to laugh at the falls.

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[info]porksound
2007-01-02 07:06 pm UTC (link)
hahaha, we're gonna start saying the same thing... that happens when we translate i suppose.

i'm saying that beauty is everything, and we dont' need to look for it.

and while i recognize the relative need to work for something, i also believe in the wisdom of working for things for the right reasons. and it's my opinion that those things do not include building up our identities with experience trophies. Remember in Labyrinth where the old pack lady keep sputting THINGS all over the girl's back... we do that with our "needs" as well I think... and then try to carry them as our personalities.

shrug... every experience offers the potential for beauty, understanding and learning... but to often miss it by trying to make it into something we WANT rather than what it is.. that's my point, in the end...

and I know full well that we dont' really agree there... but i love you and i love that we disagree too...

cheers

p

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