The crowd

By Parson Thru

Sun, 07 Dec 2014
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To be in the same place for too long, to be doing the same thing, spending time with the same people is not for the best.

To understand a situation in too much detail is to know too much. To know too much is to see the flaws and lose the joy.

There is nothing for it but to move on, to drift and never become attached. Once painted into the scenery, you have been too long on the scene.

I know one other person with whom I can stay and, even then, it's good to know when to break. We have discovered we can do this because time has washed us along together and still here we are. Together we know when it's time to leave.

Everyone knows when it's time to move on. When all that's left is compromise and erosion.

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Submitted by VeraClark on

Found this very intriguing Parson. Never drifted much so I found something deeply tempting in this little piece. 

 

Submitted by Parson Thru on

It comes when I hear the Stone Roses "What The World is Waiting For" playing in my head, Vera.

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Submitted by Philip Sidney on

You make drifting seem appealing. 

Submitted by Parson Thru on

A passing cloud on the German plain, Philip.

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Submitted by Silver Spun Sand on

'And you will see the mountains, and think them solid, but they shall pass away, as the passing of the clouds." Quran Chap.27.

 

 

 

Submitted by Parson Thru on

Greetings from DB, Tina. I was about to respond "All Things Must Pass", then thought I'd check the lyric. Finding that the song was inspired by a Timothy Leary poem "All Things Pass" inspired me to spend the last hour an a half reading Leary's biog on Wikipedia. Thanks for that. Almost at Berlin.

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