Re: I did -- A Tribute to Lost and Delirious

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Date Posted: 23:45:55 03/23/06 Thu
Author: Niels
Subject: Re: I did
In reply to: Dreamer 's message, "I did" on 08:02:32 03/06/06 Mon

Hi:

I really agree that you have to fight for the love that you believe in. Although you have to be pragmatic and live in the "real world", I would also like to have a true and definitive love of life, romantic and innocent, but as you correctly noticed, it is almost impossible to implement in daily life. That's a real pitty, this kind of things is what gives meaning to our lives.

Anyway, I think it's not bad to have those thoughts in your mind, that makes you human. That's the point.

Sometimes, you can bring dreams into reality ;-)

Bye,

Niels.

>I do.
>Sometimes feel like I'm imperfect, becouse I didnt
>fight for my love , as much as it deserved...
>But I certainly feel the same.."shall I abide in this
>dull world, which in thy absence is no better than a
>sty?"
>And sometimes I feel like smth inside me is dead..and
>life seems so, you know ..wrong. Well, I'm starting to
>understand that my ideals about love and life dont
>suit with "the reality". I'm not a child, quit
>grown-up, but.. would like to believe in smth like
>"love of life". And people are usually laughing and
>saying smth like: #love cant last more than 9
>monthes#.
>I'd like to live in more idealistic world. Where
>romantique isnt taken as a mark of extravagance

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