Judas' kiss,
sweetly lingers,
upon my lips.
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- mwp
- Burlington, Vermont
- I'm an avid outdoorsman, former graduate student, current web entrepreneur, aspiring writer, and sometime traveler. Over the years I've worked 15 different jobs and traveled to 39 states and 12 countries (discounting layovers).
It is too easy to succumb to being an observer of all of this amazing input in life. It is too easy to just watch the show of life, to just take it all in. I could stand in a crowd at the right concert and be so supremely content to just be in the crowd, to feel a part of that crowd, to move with the music and lose yourself in things so completely. But somebody has to play the music. And man. Imagine what it must be like to have that energy come out of you that fills a huge concert hall with people who would say something like, "Man, listen to that album, it's AMAZING!" Ah, but to be the creator of AMAZING! That is the goal.
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3 comments:
I have thought about this too.
Also how strange old films seem--how it would be to find oneself in that strange world with odd mannerisms
seen those old 1960s films?
And YET often you get moments tyhat seem so now---now being what i think of as real...? One film comes to mind, Perfomance
it is all very strange:))
Hmm. No I haven't seen many old 60's films, or Performance for that matter. I've just moved it to the top of my queue though and will let you know as soon as I watch it!
Any other recommendations?
It is so typical that 'they' wouldn't have shown the film Performance, because it seems the only films commonly seen are those that are very safe and do not explore depths of reality.
When I was growing up in the 1960s we only HAD three TV channels, BBC1, ITV, and BBC2. It was BBC2 that would show films by great directors like Fellini, Pasolini, Bunuel, etc etc. If you haven't seen any of these directors films you MUST try!!
I also recommend A Clockwork Orange
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