Blink;

ideal moments.
sparks in time that grab you/ insignificant? but suddenly you're momentous & alive again.

1; reading that book under that blanket you bought in a crowded, steaming market but now it's cold inside.
2; the perfect song playing at all the wrong times with just the right person
3; hundreds of black caps flying in the air but the cheers & claps blur it all away
4; escaping to the bistro you love to hide away from their questions about a future you didn't even realize was so close to yesterday.

it was all in slow motion but it's speeding up now, unknown horizons are about to smack you in the face. but it's nice to think that one day, that blanket will be your daughter's; that song will break your heart; that cap's already been returned; and that bistro will fall to the ground.

and do you still think love is a laserquest? or do you take it all more seriously? i've tried to ask you this in some daydreams that i've had but you're always busy being make believe.

i guess there's only one way to find out what's coming next; aren't you coming with me?

 

And While We Were Here;

It's one of those films that make you think. The plot is classic +
complex; the characters, of which there are only 3, enigmatic yet
static. it's a contradiction in its entirety. it may sound like i'm
building it up, making it sound a lot cooler than it actually is but for
some reason, it sticks with me. i watch it and it makes me feel
something. i want to know what everyone is thinking: why they react the
way they do, why they cannot accept what has happened to them. time is shiftable. it's an interesting watch if you're into dry conversations, outbursts of sun and lots of room for open interpretation.