Sunday, October 11, 2009

The Arms of Sorrow

I'm listening to songs from Killswitch Engage's self-titled debut album (2000, not their self-titled latest which got released just this year) and their second album "As Daylight Dies" right now, and One of their songs on the second album that I like, in addition to the song standing out from the others (since it doesn't feature any of the band vocalist's trademark screams until the very end of the song), which is "The Arms of Sorrow" (open link in a new tab to listen to the song on Youtube). Props to the band for supplying me with the totally inappropriate, but very cool, title.


It's really nice to watch stars from afar. Some use telescopes to get a better view, but still, the results are pretty much the same. I, for one, enjoy such activity, given the chance. But haven't anyone wondered about what it would look like up close? Some people don't know that they see a smaller star thousands of times closer than others, and some of 'em ain't happy about it. I'm talking about the Sun. Is it at all as enjoyable watching just one star up close, than those [way] larger stars at night? Yeah, I know. Haha. People care about their eyesight enough to not stare directly at the sun...

Okay, I just lost some thoughts I'm supposed to be writing about. But hell, the essence of the crap I'm trying to throw out there is quite obvious already, that the things I just forgot to say don't even matter anymore. Okay, I'm just trying not to do a facepalm out of my stupidity of not writing the crap while it was still fresh in my noggin'.

The point is... "What is beautiful from afar, is sometimes far from beautiful [up close]."

It's better to just enjoy the beauty, than to mess around with it, risking loss of eyesight. But the risk is good, as long as you understand it well enough. If you know what I mean...

Damn, I missed posting senseless crap like this. I've got lots of ideas in my notebook to write about over here, which is about past experiences and thoughts that is quite worthwhile to be posted.

I just wish more people would read this. LOL



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