2008 - the Bearded Tit
2008 - the Bearded Tit
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No karate chop this, but an eternity of pain squeezed tightly into a fist of feathers. Approaching at two hundred miles an hour from nowhere. First there is serenity; there are the everyday things that every day brings in an everyday sort of way; you are going about your humdrum business or, perhaps, you are grasping the day with expectation and joy, perhaps you are even flying, then BANG!
Pain.
And blackness.
Maybe just blackness. Pain would be a luxury. Pain means you still feel. Pain is a mes...sage from your brain to say that you are still alive. Yes, pain means life.
The cliff-dwelling pigeon may feel nothing at all. There is wind, there is sea, there is sky, there is a huge expanse of light and sound, then nothing. But you don’t feel nothing. You can’t feel ‘nothing’. You just stop feeling something. But, then, you can’t stop feeling something, because that implies you can feel the feeling stopping. Death is not part of your life. There is your life and then there is death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No karate chop this, but an eternity of pain squeezed tightly into a fist of feathers. Approaching at two hundred miles an hour from nowhere. First there is serenity; there are the everyday things that every day brings in an everyday sort of way; you are going about your humdrum business or, perhaps, you are grasping the day with expectation and joy, perhaps you are even flying, then BANG!
Pain.
And blackness.
Maybe just blackness. Pain would be a luxury. Pain means you still feel. Pain is a mes...sage from your brain to say that you are still alive. Yes, pain means life.
The cliff-dwelling pigeon may feel nothing at all. There is wind, there is sea, there is sky, there is a huge expanse of light and sound, then nothing. But you don’t feel nothing. You can’t feel ‘nothing’. You just stop feeling something. But, then, you can’t stop feeling something, because that implies you can feel the feeling stopping. Death is not part of your life. There is your life and then there is death.
What to read after 2008 - the Bearded Tit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prefers to Remain Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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