Ha, what a dry sense of humor the moment of death can render.
Here the old fart is dying and he's still chasing your a*s out of the house for once hammering on his door. Droll. One wonders if he does then hammer at the gates for St. Peter, or some such.
I think the way you frame death is tonic. I don't see any reason to be morbid about something that happens to all of us (probably many times, reincarnationally) and happens all the time. I remember delivering a eulogy at the funeral of a fallen comrade (motorcycle crash). A strange context to deliver inspiration, but I did. I looked at his body and knew he wasn't there, that a dead body is not a dead soul. So I spoke of his spirit, was spontaneously a kind of lay priest (the official Catholic one in attendance called me a good man), and marveled at the spirit of affirmation arising on a ritual occasion of mourning.
Indeed, "the ending of life is as mysterious and new as the beginning." In a strange way, holding on to that sense of mystery is a deepening mode of information.
Being mystic is to develop a knack for deepening and widening this essential sensibility.
"If I had a hammer/I'd hammer on my uncle's damn door. . ." "OUT, B***H!"
Hilarious black comedy, actually. Such is life.
O then we get some hauntings! I almost forgot! Hmmm, presto yer counter-haunt mojo! Hammer time!
Very vivid. I found the text and format slightly distracting, but then again, I'm easily distracted.
My condolences to the victim here, whether it's the old man or the poor girl and her boyfriend...
Whoa!!! I could almost predict that ending.....but it was still freaking intense! Nice job. You have a way to really create building tension...and i like that.
Ha, what a dry sense of humor the moment of death can render.
Here the old fart is dying and he's still chasing your a*s out of the house for once hammering on his door. Droll. One wonders if he does then hammer at the gates for St. Peter, or some such.
I think the way you frame death is tonic. I don't see any reason to be morbid about something that happens to all of us (probably many times, reincarnationally) and happens all the time. I remember delivering a eulogy at the funeral of a fallen comrade (motorcycle crash). A strange context to deliver inspiration, but I did. I looked at his body and knew he wasn't there, that a dead body is not a dead soul. So I spoke of his spirit, was spontaneously a kind of lay priest (the official Catholic one in attendance called me a good man), and marveled at the spirit of affirmation arising on a ritual occasion of mourning.
Indeed, "the ending of life is as mysterious and new as the beginning." In a strange way, holding on to that sense of mystery is a deepening mode of information.
Being mystic is to develop a knack for deepening and widening this essential sensibility.
"If I had a hammer/I'd hammer on my uncle's damn door. . ." "OUT, B***H!"
Hilarious black comedy, actually. Such is life.
O then we get some hauntings! I almost forgot! Hmmm, presto yer counter-haunt mojo! Hammer time!
When the haunting begins....BOO! LOLZ okay serious! This had me thinking the flow was amazing and the written words are fantastic! And the overall peom overwehlming. Nice j-- Sorry...umm SUPER IMPRESSIVE ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL!