(Source: light--the--fire)
(Source: light--the--fire)
Don’t you know that distance is in only your mind
Like the adrenaline of fire works bursting on the 4th of July
You can almost touch them with your fingertips
And the electricity of a first kiss, a last kiss, and the kiss
Does it ever really exist
or do we chase them like figments of our imagination
We race into the dark with a lit match and a single prayer
We make out shadows in the night and count stars like it matters
As if we could fit each star and each burst and each kiss into a box
Could we hold them close and never feel their absence
Never let them further than the front door
the drive way or the street corner of the neighborhood
For in the small spaces where everything can be seen is safety
And beyond those picket fences lies the unknown
This is the illusion that is made to be believed
That only the surface of my skin can touch yours
That only your eyes can tell you what is out there
Believe not the stars that cannot be seen in city lights
Think not of the ones you cannot touch tonight
And want not to be closer to all that could exist
Simply because it is to far away
For distance is resistance and not gravity
You are always here with me
Is that really so hard to imagine
| Grandfather: | My son, there’s a battle between two wolves inside us all. One is Evil. It’s anger, jealousy, greed, resentment, inferiority, lies and ego. The other is Good. It’s joy, peace, love, hope, humility, kindness and truth. |
| Son: | Grandfather, which wolf wins? |
| Grandfather: | The one you feed. |
Siddhartha Gautama
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Eckhart Tolle (via nezua)
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Francis Bacon, On Friendship
Daily I try to tiptoe on the tops of Lilly pads
Not to stir up the sediment that lays beneath
But today disturbed the tranquility of ignorance
And now I wade through the murky water of my mind