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Re: rhapsodie
In a message dated 8/3/99 9:24:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Ysobelle at aol_com
writes:
> I think that's more or less the slant of the entire song:
> "I love you, but I understand that I do not own you."
> That those things that we are afraid of in relationships
> are probably things we don't yet understand, but could
> learn from. That sometimes, the best thing we can do
> for someone we love is to recognise that maybe we're
> not the right person for them, and that no matter
> how much we love, we can't chain.
w o w .
Debbie - i'd wanted to reply to you myself, but i could not word
what i knew so that it was comprehensible to yourself or others.
not nearly so well as sister Ysoie has done here...
so instead, i took a deep breath and glossed over your post with regret.
Ysoie - thank you, thank you. so very well said.
People of this digest - keep this post of Ysoie's. print it.
put it in a hanging file folder labeled "love's truths."
i have never read anything a few paragraphs in length
that so fully describes one of life's pitfalls so closely,
so accurately.
the ways that scar tissue heightens our sensitivity, it's perplexing.
g'nite,
jay
NP: Mazzy Star - Fade Into You.mp3
"You're saying that the victim doesn't want it to end.
Good. I get to dress up and play the assassin again"
Greg Dulli - Afghan Whigs
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