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 Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 9:00 am
I've always felt myself as living behind a window, as if I a in a world apart from this one. Can you picture yourself behind a wall a glass, seperating you from all else? I look through and see all going on without me, it is as if time has been frozen, then switched to fast-forward. Who are you? Are you one among the crowd beyond this barrier, or are you from the same place as I? If you are outside looking in, then you are sealed from reality, and if you are inside looking out, then you are away from this half-fiction paradise and prison. I suppose where I'm getting at...or trying to reach, is my thought of two seperate faces, and two distant lands-niether knowing the other, apart from a glance through an invisable barrier. Please share your thoughts. How is it you see the world and everyone in it? Where do you see yourself?
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Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 12:50 pm
Larele I've always felt myself as living behind a window, as if I a in a world apart from this one. Can you picture yourself behind a wall a glass, seperating you from all else? I look through and see all going on without me, it is as if time has been frozen, then switched to fast-forward. Who are you? Are you one among the crowd beyond this barrier, or are you from the same place as I? If you are outside looking in, then you are sealed from reality, and if you are inside looking out, then you are away from this half-fiction paradise and prison. I suppose where I'm getting at...or trying to reach, is my thought of two seperate faces, and two distant lands-niether knowing the other, apart from a glance through an invisable barrier. Please share your thoughts. How is it you see the world and everyone in it? Where do you see yourself? That is a very interesting question.. In a sense we are all inside looking out, being our own cosmoses despite our pathetic attempts to fuse our insulated ecstacies But there are those who lose their identity by being assimilated into modern culture.. personally, I enjoy being a sequestered spectator
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Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 2:33 pm
Larele I've always felt myself as living behind a window, as if I a in a world apart from this one. Can you picture yourself behind a wall a glass, seperating you from all else? I look through and see all going on without me, it is as if time has been frozen, then switched to fast-forward. Who are you? Are you one among the crowd beyond this barrier, or are you from the same place as I? If you are outside looking in, then you are sealed from reality, and if you are inside looking out, then you are away from this half-fiction paradise and prison. I suppose where I'm getting at...or trying to reach, is my thought of two seperate faces, and two distant lands-niether knowing the other, apart from a glance through an invisable barrier. Please share your thoughts. How is it you see the world and everyone in it? Where do you see yourself?
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Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 7:31 pm
Larele I've always felt myself as living behind a window, as if I a in a world apart from this one. Can you picture yourself behind a wall a glass, seperating you from all else? I look through and see all going on without me, it is as if time has been frozen, then switched to fast-forward. Who are you? Are you one among the crowd beyond this barrier, or are you from the same place as I? If you are outside looking in, then you are sealed from reality, and if you are inside looking out, then you are away from this half-fiction paradise and prison. I suppose where I'm getting at...or trying to reach, is my thought of two seperate faces, and two distant lands-niether knowing the other, apart from a glance through an invisable barrier. Please share your thoughts. How is it you see the world and everyone in it? Where do you see yourself?
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Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 8:11 pm
I often find that I've subconsciously stopped participating in a conversation because I'm too busy observing others around me. A lot of times I pay too much attention to what others are doing and not as much to myself.... I sort of get that looking through a glass-type feeling too...
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