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How do you answer a question.....14:26 Jun 24 2009
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They continue on, fractured fragments of truth as we wish to believe them. Can you ever really answer a question and be sure of the answer, everything must rise and fall within your own faith. A question was asked of me yesterday and the fact the person knew not how they would answer lead me to doubt all I have done and become over the past 9 months. I do not have faith in anyone's ability to simply understand me. To listen and learn the pieces of my puzzle, one at a time... to trust the picture will be beautiful and not doubt as each piece snaps into place. Self preservation is an interesting topic, one I find myself needing to focus on. I'm lacking the desire to answer questions, to entertain whims, to wait out moods, perhaps this puzzle just needs to remain unfinished...that alone to me is beautiful. A work, despite my yearning, that can sit waiting for a hand to gently guide it to completion. Knowing that even with missing pieces I am a beautiful picture. A question for you...how do you not know how to answer that?
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COMMENTS
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FireSerpent
18:01 Jun 24 2009
The answer is LOVE.
vampyreMP
10:30 Jun 30 2009
I guess, they would only be fractured fragments of truth if you have no faith or trust in the one answering it. Just a lil poke at your question. No harm intended.
Mark
Zilaheteb
12:02 Jun 30 2009
Welcome to my mind Mark, indeed no harm was perceived. Your answer to my question solidifies my point, the answer is only as valid as the person receiving it choses to make it. If there is no faith in the answer there is little faith in the person answering your question.