Thanks, I didn't take many photos, for obvious reasons π
That's intense, what you shared. How'd it happen to be two different spots in the same night?
I don't tend to think about what could have happened afterwards. I process whatever I need to, then let it go. Minds don't play easy on it, you're right there.
Like life is just one big sick joke.
Yes, it can feel that way. At one point, I used to say, "Life is a big chess game, we're the pawns being moved on the board for entertainment by the unseen hand or hands. I altered that over time and now see life as what I'll describe as a drama production, or if you like, a video game. Play the role or game, but don't be "of" it.
Yeah, I can tell why. But the photos you took are pretty cool.
Well, we were left penniless in the streets and we had to keep moving. The second thing happened when we were near her place. Not funny at all. And well, we didn't have anything on us at that point. So, yeah. That's the stuff.
I like the representation of life as the Myth of Sisyphus. And breaking free from the cycle comes out of enjoying the things that happen and not letting this whole stone pushing get the best of you. The video game perspective also works since we are doing so many side quests along the road to death. π€£
Yeah, that's intense.
I think you're more poetic than I am. Video game is the updated language for modern times. LOL Many side quests, too many.
I don't know about that. But I've been into poetry since I was 9. That's 19 years of experience. If one can say such a thing as experience in poetry.
Ha, ha, ha. Side quests are the best thing about video games.
That's a lot of "9's" and that's about 16 more years of experience than I have, if one can say such a thing a experience in poetry. Now, why can't one have "experience" with poetry, since poetry is an experience itself, would that experience not make the perfect experience?
I'm afraid I'm limited to few simple logic games for very specific purposes and not much time spent on them. I prefer the real life video game. It's infinitely more, um, challenging.
Told ya. It's a magic number. Ha, ha, ha. I can't believe you're making a case just by using the word experience so many times and that it worked. Totally true. Poetry used to be a device to keep stories and memories in early history. That's why it is older than literature.
Life has its things. Playing video games that much isn't appealing anymore around here. I learning about NTF ones, but those just require some minutes each day. RL is the stuff.
Magical number nine, but the magic part has nothing to do with me and everything to do with the number itself, lol.
I can't believe it worked either. π
Oral traditions; I didn't know that about poetry. I like that. Yes, real life is the stuff, always better, imo. There are NFT games? Please educate me a bit on that. π
You're pure magic. My kind of magic. π
It did. π
Yes, that was the way people could remember stuff. Rhyme is in essence a mnemotechnic resource.
NFT games are a mystery to me. I started playing splinterlands because it looks sorta fun. I like card games. But I don't even know much, so I can't educate. I just know there are plenty of them around HIVE and in other places in the internet.