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Martha at the Beach House
- Mon 30 Oct 2006 -
Sun breaks silently over an ocean alive While a single, lone osprey glides overhead Spying for a meal. As if drawn to catch a glimpse of the unfolding miracle Schoolies appear, bounding over the rippling waves And scatter in the crest of a swell, suddenly exposed to their pursuer. Somewhere in the distant expanse of sand, A barking dog encourages his companion And is heard above the roar of the ocean's ebb and flow. The light flickers a radiant bright, The herald of something so rare…a new day And goodbye to what came before…. A day, a night, a life. The breeze subsides as if to pay homage To the light which arrives unrelenting, No fanfare, save a clear, inviting heaven of blue And the promise eternal. Surrounded by so much beauty The meaning of all this invites me Sun, oceans, breeze, all march in lockstep with time And so must I.
Not The End
I heard a nice saying today from Stuart MacLean on the Vinyl Cafe:
"Everything always turns out all right in the end. If it doesn't seem like it, then it's not the end."
I reckon those are good words to live by, and probably there is no more succinct explanation of the logic of belief in an afterlife -- a belief that seems to transcend religion.
--Jick 10:45, 1 November 2006 (PST)