On Madeliene L'Engle's works

You can only understand the nature of darkness

once you see the light

but once is not enough for one to remember.


the abyss:

there is always something darker and more base than darkness itself

but the opposite has a limit

I would rather explore that than never find answers to life's questions

For there are journeys that mean less than the goal

and chasing the shadows is one.


If I want to have a child

it is to share the beauty of M.L.'s thoughts with

and observe the innocent face light up with wisdom

that no great melancholy philosopher can teach


Even if I were to hold little faith in God

I still want to say

God bless you. May peace be with you.

May you learn the meaning of love.


'I think, therefore I am' is losing force

Even if are souls are contentious

I pity those who are born with the inability to feel.