It was like rain washing over a lush green moss covered stone. The day we sat together and marveled at the orange pink red summer evening sky. In our chairs above the ground wondering about nuclear winters and eve's fall. We clung to the hope that one day we'd know everything about one another, inside and out, outside and in. We'd become one conciousness.
It was then that I realized, it's not the time you share together, the time you spend attuning one's body and psyche to each other.
What matters is the here and now.
It was then that I realized, it's not the time you share together, the time you spend attuning one's body and psyche to each other.
What matters is the here and now.
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rickroyal:
I agree on critiquing; it's just that the grad students I go to school with seem unusually thin-skinned.
keith:
Ha, well I like videogames, I dunno, I guess at least where I'm from there's this certain type of guy.. that's like 26, and still lives at home and plays PS2 all day.