Current mood:? good
SEEMINGLY
(Philosophy written by Martin Eden 23March2009)
Dez De Mona was a man who thought/felt the universe was a little unkind. He never knew his parents though he had spent much time with them.
They (his parents) expected much of him, though their egos stood in their way. They never seemed to claim his life though they craved his time.
The institutions he’d been passed on to came up wanting. The organizations and groups thereafter weren’t much better, though he participated with fervour. It seems that his nature looks in on the crowd.
Those people he knew have come and gone, and he now prefers the company of birds. Yet he still has faith beneath the surface.
And there he was now although he is here, minding the shop for those who would care as he filters through to life what he has time to reflect.
And the wars that have raged still live on in the haze which is reason enough. And the man in the street has walked back to the country where he was once enslaved.
So where do I go to and where do I start remain questions of distraction which knows its own origin. It’s time to know better and that it is so is enough for progress unfold.
Yet the dreams that he had he now distances from for fear of being happy, for as dreams manifest they run to excess in a world not given to peace.
So what may you say is the meaning of life but its answer in disguise. And on the threshold you stand with banner in hand wanting revenge for the time you’ve wasted.
Still he comes to the fore, Dez De Mona in store, for he knows that he’s not yet finished.
(… and the balloons fly over in their god-given way. And who is God anyway?)
*Strangely one needs to cross reference with MySpace/MartEden and MySpace/MEdenRealm Blogs in a penchant for Trinity.
? Martin Eden