Thursday, May 17, 2007

Apathy is a distorted form of kindness


The messages were few and far between, the tenderness in his voice has receded. In due course, correspondence was left unanswered, and he was washed away by the swift ebb of time.


She was shrouded in a plethora of doubts. To her mind, it was the most heinous crime of betrayal.


Years into the future, when she finally acquired the wisdom of sages, she had an enlightened awakening. His deeds were certainly no affront to her person, she acknowledged. In some peculiar way, it was a disguised gift of supreme compassion, for there is no offense more wicked than imparting false hopes to a heart which continues to love sightlessly.


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A conversation with L. was my inspiration for this

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