sexta-feira, 30 de setembro de 2011

Forget it

Sounds simple, doesn't it? You tell a story up to a point when you're actually part of it, and on the other side your friend replies "Oh, just forget it". Is your friend being bitchy or are you being stupid? Between love and hate there is a big garden full of good reasons to forget. Still you can't do it, can you? Move on, let go, and do your best to handle the fact that forgetting, totally and completely, may never happen. Live your life fully, keep it real. Look for new dreams and try to make them come true. Stop asking people not to forget you - that's certainly more selfish than your most selfish thought if the thinking of you hurts somewhere else.

We know that some people think about us the same way we think about other people, that's old news:
"
João amava Teresa que amava Raimundo
que amava Maria que amava Joaquim que amava Lili
que não amava ninguém.
João foi para os Estados Unidos, Teresa para o convento,
Raimundo morreu de desastre, Maria ficou para tia,
Joaquim suicidou-se e Lili casou com J. Pinto Fernandes
que não tinha entrado na história (Drummond, 1930 (!))

                                                                                                                    "
                                                                                                                      
What you might not know is that love and romance are two very different things. Some silly guy once came up with a sarcastic theory called romantic love... and all sensitive creatures have been suffering ever since. Well, not all of them. Some write, some paint, some punch others in the face, some do voluntary work in Africa... and all of them have sex. No one cares what you're gonna do, as long as you survive this. In other words, we shall overcome even if we don't forget, REMEMBER. Otherwise... just forget it.

2 comentários:

  1. l'amour éternel est une invention du moyen âge. époque où l'espérance de vie ne dépassait pas 28 ans. ça explique beaucoup de chose, n'est-ce pas?

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  2. It does indeed... That's the age when I most believed it, by the way. Now I wonder if it's been better or worse to have survived.

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