“…If It Were, You‘d Be Dead.”
—THE SPARK
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Tag Archives: Death
“You Don’t Know What Death Is.” –DR. SAM LOOMIS (Donald Pleasence in “HALLOWEEN II” (1981))
“There Is NO Remembrance Which Time Does Not Obliterate…”
“…NOR Pain Which Death Does Not Terminate.”
—MIGUEL de CERVANTES
{(1547–1616)}
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“First Our Pleasures Die, And Then Our Hopes, And Then Our Fears…”
“…And When These Are Dead, The Debt Is Due. Dust Claims Dust, And We Die Too.”
—PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY
((1792–1822))
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She Was An Admirable Woman.
We Had My Aunt’s Funeral The Other Day.
I Didn’t Get To Go.
Someone Had To Stay With My Grandpa.
I Volunteered.
I Did Care About My Aunt, But Everyone Else Was Closer To Her Than I.
She Was An Admirable Woman.
She’d Led A Very Hard Life.
A Member Of “The Greatest Generation“ And Highly Proud Of It.
She Was Also The MOST Stubborn Woman I’ve Ever Known.
She Could Be Crude…
…Or Crass…
…Or Insulting.
BUT, She Was A Good Woman.
Despite Her Glaring Flaws, She Was A Good Woman.
Her Husband…
…My Uncle…
…Blew His Head Off With A Shotgun Long Before I Was Born.
She Mentioned Him Occasionally, But It Was Actually My Grandpa Who Told Me About My Uncle.
Grandpa Didn’t Keep Much From Me.
He And I Spoke Often, And On An Exceptionally Level Plain.
That’s How You Learn.
In That, He Was A Firm Believer.
So, As I’ve Said, Everyone Else Went To My Aunt’s Funeral.
I Did Not.
Will I Regret That Later In Life?
I Honestly Don’t Know.
I Just Know She Lasted Longer Than Anyone Would Have Ever Dreamed Possible.
She Was The Last Of Her Clique.
And, While She’d Led A Very Hard Life…
…She’d Made The Most Of It.
I’m Going To Miss Her Insulting Behavior.
I’m Going To Miss Her Crassness.
I’m Going To Miss Her.
As I’ve Said…
…She Was An Admirable Woman.
“Once More Into The Fray… Into The Last Good Fight I’ll Ever Know…”
“…Live And Die On This Day…
…Live And Die On This Day.“
—“JOHN OTTWAY“
(LIAM NEESON)
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“THE GREY“
(2011)
In Regard To Tonight’s World Series Game 1, I Am Reminded Of “Aesop’s Fables”…
…And This Quote Totally Sums It Up For Me, Tonight.
“THOUGH THIS MAY BE PLAY TO YOU, ‘TIS DEATH TO US.“
—AESOP
<<<(c. 620 B.C. – c. 564 B.C.)>>>
Oh Aesop…
…If Only You Knew, Dude.
If Only You Knew.
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“Life Does Not Cease To Be Funny When People Die…”
“…Any More Than It Ceases To Be Serious When People Laugh.”
—ANTOINE de SAINT-EXUPÉRY
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“In An Artist’s Life, Death Is, Perhaps, Not The Most Difficult Thing.” –VINCENT van GOGH
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