It Is Better To Be Loved By

"you Know, I've Wondered If It's More Painful To Lose Someone You Love To Death Or To Lose Someone You Love Because She No Longer Loves You Back." "i Don't Know," I Said. "on The Surface, It Seems An Easy Question. It Should Be So Much Easier To Lose Someone Who Doesn't Love You, Because Why Would You Want To Be With Someone Who Doesn't Want You? But Rejection's Not An East Road. A Part Of You Always Wonders What Makes You So Unlovable."

There's A Problem With Marrying Up. You Always Worry That Someday They'll See Through You And Leave. Or, Worse Yet, Someone Better Will Come Along And Take Her. In My Case, It Wasn't Someone. And It Wasn't Something Better.

Dance. Dance For The Joy And Breath Of Childhood. Dance For All Children, Including That Child Who Is Still Somewhere Entombed Beneath The Responsibility And Skepticism Of Adulthood. Embrace The Moment Before It Escapes From Our Grasp. For The Only Promise Of Childhood, Of Any Childhood, Is That It Will Someday End. And In The End, We Must Ask Ourselves What We Have Given Our Children To Take Its Place. And Is It Enough?

"wait And See" Is No Easier Now Than It Was As A Child.

To Choose The Path Is To Choose The Destination, But Sometimes It Seems That The Path Is Under Our Feet Even Before We Know We're Walking.