*insert chant here*
life is a waterfall,
we're one in the river
and one again after the fall.
swimming through the void
we hear the word,
we lose ourselves
but we find it all...
cause we are the ones that want to play,
always want to go,
but you never want to stay,
and we are the ones that want to choose,
always want to play,
but you never want to lose.
aerials, in the sky,
when you lose small mind,
you free your life.
life is a waterfall,
we drink from the river,
then we turn around and put up our walls.
swimming through the void,
we hear the word,
we lose ourselves
but we find it all...
cause we are the ones that want to play,
always want to go
but you never want to stay.
and we are the ones that want to choose,
always want to play,
but you never want to lose.
aerials, in the sky,
when you lose small mind,
you free your life.
aerials, so up high,
when you free your eyes,
eternal prize.
aerials, in the sky,
when you lose small mind,
you free your life.
aerials, so up high,
when you free your eyes,
eternal prize.
you know what i love? reading and reading and reading until silence is rushing in my ears, when I'm so into it that my mom has to put some effort into breaking my concentration to ask me stupid questions, when I'm so into it that it takes me half an hour to think like myself again instead of in the narrative voice of the novel's main character.. i have so missed reading a good novel; i think i just needed a really powerful book to suck me back into my old ways. next on my list? all the novels that have been collecting dust on my shelves that I've been meaning to get to. maybe even finish the sleeping beauty trilogy I've been working on for over a year now.
The Red Tent, by Anita Diamant. ladies, do yourselves a favor and read it. don't let the Biblical intonation intimidate you... it's a great narrative.
we're one in the river
and one again after the fall.
swimming through the void
we hear the word,
we lose ourselves
but we find it all...
cause we are the ones that want to play,
always want to go,
but you never want to stay,
and we are the ones that want to choose,
always want to play,
but you never want to lose.
aerials, in the sky,
when you lose small mind,
you free your life.
life is a waterfall,
we drink from the river,
then we turn around and put up our walls.
swimming through the void,
we hear the word,
we lose ourselves
but we find it all...
cause we are the ones that want to play,
always want to go
but you never want to stay.
and we are the ones that want to choose,
always want to play,
but you never want to lose.
aerials, in the sky,
when you lose small mind,
you free your life.
aerials, so up high,
when you free your eyes,
eternal prize.
aerials, in the sky,
when you lose small mind,
you free your life.
aerials, so up high,
when you free your eyes,
eternal prize.
you know what i love? reading and reading and reading until silence is rushing in my ears, when I'm so into it that my mom has to put some effort into breaking my concentration to ask me stupid questions, when I'm so into it that it takes me half an hour to think like myself again instead of in the narrative voice of the novel's main character.. i have so missed reading a good novel; i think i just needed a really powerful book to suck me back into my old ways. next on my list? all the novels that have been collecting dust on my shelves that I've been meaning to get to. maybe even finish the sleeping beauty trilogy I've been working on for over a year now.
The Red Tent, by Anita Diamant. ladies, do yourselves a favor and read it. don't let the Biblical intonation intimidate you... it's a great narrative.