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"We must work in the world, your eminence. The world is thus."
"No, Seņor Hontar. Thus have we made the world... thus have I made it." Rapunzel knows I've been trying to change myself and my heart to reach a single goal: love. "Love, even when it hurts" she said. And it hurts. Badly. It hurts, because it's not easy to just don't care about the fingers pointing at you and the smiles laughing at you. It hurts, because the rest don't understand what you are doing and see you as a weakling. It hurts, because it's likely to be turned nothing back. It hurts because in this place love is a lesser good. The world is not caring, the world is not loving. The world is selfish, is violent, is incomprehensible and impossible to change. The world is a place where the strongest rule. And the world will remain so. The world is thus. And we must work in the world. I wonder if all this time what I am trying to reach is nothing but a nice utopia, an ingenuous dream. If I should become as the world to make something for it. Arrogant, bold, rude and egoist. If love here is fleeting and fades away with ease. Is all this worth something? All these sacrifices, this restrained rage, this painful smile; are they really necessary? Or have I just been fooled by something I will never reach here?
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Last edited by ZenitYerkes; 05-05-2010 at 05:05 PM. |
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