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Tomorrow
Is there a greater truth unveiled only when we get to the tomorrow, as it is the conclusion of our yesterday?
Are we cynical today and pray for happiness tomorrow?
When is it okay to live right now in the moment?
When we photograph the scene, are we evolved or far removed from that moment, from which we hope to capture the essense to be shared tomorrow?
What is it that we seek--a truth, a meaning, a need to believe--
why is it that religion and politics seem so far removed from one another until it is time to cast our vote?
Why is it as we get older we miss yesterday, but while we were in it we sought today?
Fare thee well, and I pray thee an answer today, from lessons learned yesterday, hoping peace is created now for tomorrow.
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Comment by Gerard on September 24, 2009 at 1:04pm -
Carpe diem quam minimum credula postero ? :-)
I had no idea who Satchel Paige was: baseball takes no part in french culture and television does not cast a lot of matches over here. So I had to search on the internet and I found a very humourous and very wise man.
Thank you !
And no wonder why you quoted him in the discussion I started on the forum.
It seems obvious to me from some of your beautiful texts that time is more a piece of matter (a material object ?) than a metaphysical subject to you. Am I wrong ?
Your sentence about photographing the scene reminds me of a friend who videotaped the birth of his child and assisted to it from the beginning to the end from behind the viewfinder instead of living it. Gathering the day must be one of the most difficult things to achieve. ;-)
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