| = Interesting | Diana Pacuraru [08.Nov.04 00:15] |
| Hmmm a nice ode to immortal ones, but I sense some kind of admiration, fear and maybe disgust for those whom this ode belongs to. I wonder what experience made u write this. I guess I am sort of addicted to this subject, but your view about death is a little strange. I guess everybody wants to be immortal for "some sort of reason", but I wonder...if you would be immortal, what would you write about mortals? You said "can't die". Sounds a little weird. | |
| = thanks for the comment | Adrian Brudaru [08.Nov.04 11:57] |
| thanks for the comment, makes me feel so much better, that will deffinetly make me post more. Those who can't die are the ones that have already died, but they will never be forgotten. The disgust mainly comes from what a person has to do to achieve immortality, many giving up their lives for it. I remember when some friend told me that the writer of Dune, Frank Herbert i guess, died before he could finish his work, and that his son actually finished the 'job' for him. At that moment i felt really sick, i almost threw up. Guess that's the kind of fear or disgust i feel about death. It's not the factor that ends your life, but rather the factor that takes away your chance for doing something that will never die. | |