Emy’s Reviews > Taking the Arrow Out of the Heart > Status Update
Emy
is 20% done
Who could have imagined
what the world is really like
when we were children?
We’re old now, but in spite of all we learned,
so much of it dreadful and scary, even
petrifying,
we gave Life
our best shot.
Perfection will have
to wait for the next incarnation.
And I mean of the world, not just us.
— May 03, 2019 08:25AM
what the world is really like
when we were children?
We’re old now, but in spite of all we learned,
so much of it dreadful and scary, even
petrifying,
we gave Life
our best shot.
Perfection will have
to wait for the next incarnation.
And I mean of the world, not just us.
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Emy
is 30% done
"For I do not wallow in sadness
though it visits more often these days
than I would like;
the world is dying
in so many ugly ways
and humans with it."
— May 03, 2019 08:51AM
though it visits more often these days
than I would like;
the world is dying
in so many ugly ways
and humans with it."
Emy
is 23% done
"Here is what I believe
will be the hardest thing
to do:
to remember
that we have
a soul."
— May 03, 2019 08:37AM
will be the hardest thing
to do:
to remember
that we have
a soul."
Emy
is 17% done
the people you are killing.
You think it is hatred
that you feel
but it is really envy.
You imagine if you destroy them
we will forget
how tall they stood
how level
their gaze
how straight their backs.
How even the littlest ones
stood their little ground.
— May 03, 2019 08:18AM
the people you are killing.
You think it is hatred
that you feel
but it is really envy.
You imagine if you destroy them
we will forget
how tall they stood
how level
their gaze
how straight their backs.
How even the littlest ones
stood their little ground.
Emy
is 7% done
"Try to think bigger than you ever have
or had courage enough to do:
that blackness is not where whiteness
wanders off to die: but that it is
like the dark matter
between stars and galaxies in
the Universe
that ultimately
holds it all
together."
— May 03, 2019 07:58AM
or had courage enough to do:
that blackness is not where whiteness
wanders off to die: but that it is
like the dark matter
between stars and galaxies in
the Universe
that ultimately
holds it all
together."
