You're Right. By which I mean I'm right

[wolven7]

We need to stop talking about how things were, in the old days,
about how much better they were, back when.
We need to start planing for new days,
and creating a thing that build and grows and then
we can talk about how things are now,
(which is to say then) rather than wondering how
we ever let this
"great place that cares" become this sad
"state of affairs." With what we had
would be remiss
in demanding the old days, or engaging revolution
instead of building new ways, fortifying constitutions,
or simply letting evolution take its peri-determined course.
With your assistance, of course.
©Damien Williams. All Rights Reserved.

Just some thoughts and rhythms in my head, and the need to say that what was is gone, and isn't coming back, because I don't want a revolution, a circle, I want to build and grow from what went before, and that often requires a period of decay, as well. That's where some things are, currently

Dial-up takes forever, so I won't be back, much, until tomorrow night.

Comments

[unknownbinaries.livejournal.com]

We need to stop talking about how things were, in the old days,
about how much better they were, back when.

We do sound like old soldiers, sometimes, don't we?

And I know you mean, among many things, mainly Horizons, but I'm choosing to take it a different way. XP

[wolven.livejournal.com]

Completely fine. I meant with a lot of things, but it was Horizons that helped crystalise it.