Midnight Palace
Vendor
- Messages
- 640
- Location
- Hollywood, CA
Some are stupid and some are interesting. Proceed with caution...
The written word is powerful; in that, it was word even before it was written...and writing it is merely an explanation for those who cannot enjoy it by way of natural understanding.
I'm not in the business of false hope. But, is there such a thing as false hope in the perception of the hopeful? Could it be that the ones who recognize the falling of hope are the ones who cut the supportive strings in the first place?
How strong is the man who relies on the strength of those who rely on his?
Are lost and misguided the same thing? Is being lost the unintentional result of intentional misguidance?
Where, but in the heart of an observer, are there things to observe?
A hall of mirrors will stare itself in to madness, but the hall will end calmly.
What is the shortest distance between two invisible points?
Shooting for the moon, and missing, lands you amongst the stars. But shooting for the stars, and succeeding, still leaves the moon unexplored.
I wish I had a wish so I could wish for a wish.
"He was sick for five years, then it happened 'just like that'" (snaps fingers) So, "just like that" is equivalent to a duration of five years or to the time it took you to snap your fingers? If it's equivalent to the time it took you to snap your fingers, I really think you're assuming. You could snap your fingers to a song that plays at 120bpm and one that plays at 70bpm. In that regard, "just like that" could be any amount of time. We don't all snap at the same pace. Could I say "Oh, snap" after someone tells me to "snap out of it"?
Why don't we call walking outside "walking into a room"? There's a lot of room out there.
People hang signs on their door that say "back in 5 minutes". But, aren't they actually coming toward in 5 minutes? How do you know if they're on time unless you were there when they left?
The written word is powerful; in that, it was word even before it was written...and writing it is merely an explanation for those who cannot enjoy it by way of natural understanding.
I'm not in the business of false hope. But, is there such a thing as false hope in the perception of the hopeful? Could it be that the ones who recognize the falling of hope are the ones who cut the supportive strings in the first place?
How strong is the man who relies on the strength of those who rely on his?
Are lost and misguided the same thing? Is being lost the unintentional result of intentional misguidance?
Where, but in the heart of an observer, are there things to observe?
A hall of mirrors will stare itself in to madness, but the hall will end calmly.
What is the shortest distance between two invisible points?
Shooting for the moon, and missing, lands you amongst the stars. But shooting for the stars, and succeeding, still leaves the moon unexplored.
I wish I had a wish so I could wish for a wish.
"He was sick for five years, then it happened 'just like that'" (snaps fingers) So, "just like that" is equivalent to a duration of five years or to the time it took you to snap your fingers? If it's equivalent to the time it took you to snap your fingers, I really think you're assuming. You could snap your fingers to a song that plays at 120bpm and one that plays at 70bpm. In that regard, "just like that" could be any amount of time. We don't all snap at the same pace. Could I say "Oh, snap" after someone tells me to "snap out of it"?
Why don't we call walking outside "walking into a room"? There's a lot of room out there.
People hang signs on their door that say "back in 5 minutes". But, aren't they actually coming toward in 5 minutes? How do you know if they're on time unless you were there when they left?