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Day 718, going down.
Day's pictures, Poetry
A warm glow is leaving me cold.
My shadow collapses in me.
Dark soil is taking me over.
The night is there with my silence
Day 717, frame.
Day's pictures, Poetry
Are we painting our lives?
Or the frame that cuts off.
Do we choose our colors?
Or the brush that we use.
Day 715, Doubt.
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Do I stay, or do I go?
Nervous look in my stance.
It’s my choice or the worlds?
Fly away or be the soil.
Day 714, Drawing a line.
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My line is clear where I draw on.
My old strokes washed away.
The truth the mark to stand on.
Till the sharpness fades away.
Day 713, Fading out.
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The winter cold colorblind
The white tries to fade
The strong are vibrant who’s
Are standing out and stay
Day 712, In search for.
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Sometimes I narrow.
The eyes see parts.
Unsharp falls
Thoughts do fade.
A light reflects.
Facets.
Day 711, Goodbye.
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There you lay in nowhere land.
Between the sand and memories.
A stone to mark the time for now.
And in a stare, we’ll meet again.
Day 710, Leaving in Hades.
Day's pictures, Human all too human
Friedrich Nietzsche
Human all too human
374.
Leaving in Hades.—We must leave many things in the Hades of half-conscious feeling, and not try to release them from their shadow-existence, or else they will become, as thoughts and words, our demoniacal tyrants, with cruel lust after our blood.
Day 709, Avengers go to church.
Day's pictures, Religion
There is one little church in the place where I live, it is not so far from where I live in the countryside. There was another one in the main town but that one was vandalized by some kids a couple of years ago and they demolished it because it was a hazard, little late you might say. This particular church is not so special, but they are always interesting, like a tv from the fifties, they look cool but only old people use them. But churches are often interesting structures, they stand out from the ordinary buildings and remind us that with some cooperation we humans can build some nice things together. I grew up without religion, I can’t remember anyone was religious in my mothers and fathers family. At school we learned about Jesus but also about Thor and Wodan and I still remember those stories, I loved them. There are enough religious people in Holland but it’s not something you specifically mention when you are one of them and most religious people are pretty liberal with the rules they supposed to follow. Because of this religion is not important to me in my personal life, as an object of study I find it highly interesting because for me Jesus is as real as Thor and with that in mind it is quiet amusing how serious people take there believes. Could be nice if Jesus was one of the Avengers, heling people left and right and as a special power: making wine out of water… no, that’s kind of lame…guess Jesus is not as cool as the other Gods.
Day 708, Mist in your mind.
Day's pictures, Our mind
The horizon, your future, is often clad in mist, is what people often say. I disagree, if I look to the future with my minds eye I don’t see a fog, a grayish wall of nothing, I see outlines extending from the present. I see some general direction and contours of what might be. I know off course that around the corner the road might turn another way, but I see a future and not a grey wall of doubt that leads you blindly to anxiety. The future might seem tough and overwhelming every now and then but remember, you wouldn’t have arrived at this point from the past if that road was impassible. Air out your brain, let the grey mist be blown away so you can see the outlines of your life and future, the things that matter and the facts you must obey. Life might not always seem fair but that’s just a misunderstanding, life does not know what is fair or unfair, those are just concepts we invented and why there is religion and faith. Life is just there and it is what we live with a few things we know and a lot that we don’t.
Day 707, Hurry up.
Day's pictures, Poetry
The moon almost full on the way to a perfect one day effect of expectation by a proud walk and sharpened sight what the pull of the moon does to our imagination, it’s a new future a mark to close the past to try again repeat and again the full moon will come soon so finish now to start again.
Day 706, And dissolve into nothing but all…
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The ocean was rising frozen hard.
Left behind a ground to be shattered.
Carried by air your lies collapse.
Laid out in front, grasping indifferent.
Wanting the cold to not fall apart
Knowing the truth as the ocean is wide.
The lonely sea mirrors your fears.
It will disappear any structure you made.
And dissolve into nothing but all…
Day 704, The Freezing-Point of the Will.
Day's pictures, Human all too human
Friedrich Nietzsche
Human all too human
349.
The Freezing-Point of the Will.—“Some time the hour will come at last, the hour that will envelop you in the golden cloud of painlessness; when the soul enjoys its own weariness and, happy in patient playing with patience, resembles the waves of a lake, which on a quiet summer day, in the reflection of a many-hued evening sky, sip and sip at the shore and again are hushed—without end, without purpose, without satiety, without need—all calm rejoicing in change, all ebb and flow of Nature’s pulse.” Such is the feeling and talk of all invalids, but if they attain that hour, a brief period of enjoyment is followed by ennui. But this is the thawing-wind of the frozen will, which awakes, stirs, and once more begets desire upon desire.—Desire is a sign of convalescence or recovery.
Day 703, Nice walk.
Day's pictures, picturesHad a nice walk in our backyard today.










Day 702, driving to…
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