YayaZa_B33_
Hello, hello!! :D Hope you’re doing alright, but I’m here to share a quote! “The powerful play goes on and on, and you may contribute a verse.” -John Keating, Dead Poets Society In those terms, this world—our world—is merely one powerful play. We are all characters, and we are all played by actors. Those actors are our souls, and our souls are merely ours. Us. What makes you, YOU. Those characters, while you may be simply a background character in some scenes, you are the main character of your own story. In the worlds play there are billions or beautiful, cruel, sorrowful, and happy stories being played together and in harmony. That is how our world works, and you are so very important in it. While those government officials and commanding voices may run the lights and make the setting, you make the script. You command how your character plays out, what they say, what they do. Because that character is you, they are yours, and yours only. They do what you wish, and you should wish for whatever you want. So write in your own verses to the powerful play, help with the designing of the set up for a scene, help dress up the actors, help run the lights, sing, dance, laugh, play. Help make our powerful play reflect on all of humanity’s good, bad, and middle ground. Because, you DO have that power. You could run the world one day, and you could direct this play. But you’ll never know if you don’t contribute to the small things and others verses. All the while cultivating your beautiful scene. Wow that’s kind of poetic, huh? Well, to put my message simply; even though we may seem like small pieces in a large game, we all can decide and write in a little something into our lives and everyone else’s. Or if none of that makes sense, you are important! Whether you realize it or not :] All of my lights and cameras and pieces of paper for your script, Yours truly, -YayaZa_B33_
stella_yuuki11
@YayaZa_B33_ I don't have any words. And I'm definitely not cosplaying a fountain rn.
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Volpixal
@YayaZa_B33_ it reminds me a bit of a venn diagram collaboration art project: you can add little splashes of color and details to someone else’s work, but primarily, you have your own part of that piece to do, no matter what other people add to it; you can even color over the bad bits if you have to, but overall, IT’S. YOURS. If that makes sense; I realize in hindsight I just made an awful and unreasonably specific/complicated analogy for this ;( / ;)
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