Far
Distance,
as it's counterpart: time,
are in part the owners
of segregation.
If I were to say,
you are here,
and I am here,
this only stations us.
And if I were to say,
this is your hour,
and this is my hour,
this only determines evening.
But if we we're to speak emotion,
we're this,
and we're that,
then both- distance and time:
have failed their task.
-Matthew Koutzun
1 comment:
This is something I deeply relate to, and I'm glad it's here now.
You left me a thoughtful comment a while back that I appreciated, and I neglected to reply. However, it truly made some of what I have been tossing out at the world feel worthy.
thank you. And you should expect to hear from me again.
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