This discussion goes back to some 'time ago, when I lived in hope of learning the art of tightrope walkers.
"The warmth of the fire is if the horizon is just survive. My fingers are intertwined on a piano as your keyboard. But my music is drowned out by background noise that takes over. It has no rhythm. And so my time is marked by a non-rhythm. My spirit danced on this wire so thin at a rate that ordinary mortals can not know. For them, my music is silence. "
That network below the rope, which provides protection when you are a beginner, now no longer there. I was so used to his idea, some time ago that I forgot that it had been removed. The my body on the rope, did not make it to offset the double standards that were in balance the stick in my hands is not always our experiences can load balance the mutability of events.
And here I am now sipping a glass of wine, waiting to make its appearance at my door that vial carrier of the idea of \u200b\u200bthe world that everyone wants to give us.
Contribution of view: a work inspired by unknown "Portrait of the Journalist Sylvia von Harden" Otto Dix, 1926
"The warmth of the fire is if the horizon is just survive. My fingers are intertwined on a piano as your keyboard. But my music is drowned out by background noise that takes over. It has no rhythm. And so my time is marked by a non-rhythm. My spirit danced on this wire so thin at a rate that ordinary mortals can not know. For them, my music is silence. "
That network below the rope, which provides protection when you are a beginner, now no longer there. I was so used to his idea, some time ago that I forgot that it had been removed. The my body on the rope, did not make it to offset the double standards that were in balance the stick in my hands is not always our experiences can load balance the mutability of events.
And here I am now sipping a glass of wine, waiting to make its appearance at my door that vial carrier of the idea of \u200b\u200bthe world that everyone wants to give us.
Contribution of view: a work inspired by unknown "Portrait of the Journalist Sylvia von Harden" Otto Dix, 1926
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