Poll: We must accept life

[Death on Trapezoids]

We must accept life, in all its grandeur, all its splendor, but also in all its cruelty and unfairness.

All its joy and happiness, all its sadness and pain.

All its fun and excitement, all its sorrow and anguish.

All its companionship and love, and all its shock and betrayal.

To rage against wrongs when we can, and flow with rights.

It?s in our nature, our blood.

It?s all we have, save each other.

It?s all I can express through the limitations of this petty language.

Through the medium that is this internet connection.


Just a bit of insomnia-fueled poetry-like stuff here.

Have you ever had a moment of sudden relization, contemplation, or just plain deep thought, that has lead to phrases such as these?

 

[Death on Trapezoids]

Crap. broken poll is broken. fix it later, sleep now.

EDIT: hey, it fixed itself!

Sorry to macacos2, for what it's worth.

 

[Naheal]

Sure, why not? I'll go with it.

 

[macacos2]

That only answer, "Yes", was obviously a way for the OP to transmit a message to anyone out there feeling bad about themselves. You're alive. You should be happy. Life is a full set of emotions and disasters. If you're sad or depressed, you'll feel happy again, just like a storm before the sun rises, or the sleep withdraw before the morning coffee, something like that


Edit:

Never fucking mind

 

[ultrachicken]

A sudden revelation that I had? When I realized that I won't live forever.

 

[TeeBs]

No other factor other then blind pride has caused more wars, because undeserved pride is the catalyst to believing everything you do is right without taking the consideration of how other people are effected.

Point: I am not proud to be an american, because I have not done anything for/to america that I would be proud of, where as people who are unabashedly proud to be american *or any other thing they haven't worked for* often don't work, or think of others because they already feel they have met there quota for life, Also leading to a grandiose opinion of one's self.

 

[Marik2]

Have you ever had a moment of sudden relization, contemplation, or just plain deep thought, that has lead to phrases such as these?

Here and then I have those revelations, but I forgot about them soon after >_<

 

[loc978]

I ain't one for poetry, ain't one for prose.
I ain't one for the smell of a springtime rose.
But I'll tell you one thing I do know...
I sure do get a kick outta that Beavis and Butthead show.

In all seriousness, though, no. Never have... because I've always been one to scoff at pretty rhetoric while nodding at rational discourse.

 

[QuirkyTambourine]

Of course, only get one shot at it too. I've been going through a rough patch since the beginning of the semester, so having that thought at the back of my mind has been keeping me sane.

 

[The Stonker]

Our despair is nothing but a flux of emotions which condamm us to a eternity of wildful thoughts and pain.

Love to me is like oxygen, I need it, I breath it and I desire it.

 

[Monkfish Acc.]

Thinking is for bitches and smart people.

I prefer to skip the SHOCKING REVELATIONS and go right to the systematic destruction of anything that could possibly be good for me.
I could try to make that more purple for you but beige is really more my colour.