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Thursday, April 19, 2012
Superman
The fallacy of superman is that we all want to be able to do anything and everything.

We are not comic book characters come to like from paper.

Unlike our favourite imaginary heroes...no matter who they are. Superman, Batman and god knows who else...

We are human, we have our imperfections and our imperfections make us stronger.

One thing about our human imperfections is that we don't need someone else's perfection to make us perfect. Their imperfections make our imperfections whole and therefore not an imperfection.

Like every musician wants an audience. There's no joy in performing to an empty hall..but someone who takes delight in your effort to entertain?

Like every pure element needs to react with another element to make a stable compound. Their electron imperfections make them a perfect stable compound.

I don't need someone who's perfect. I want someone who's equally as broken as me in different ways. I hope you know that I mean you.

If I've done you wrong I'm sorry. Forgive me because I still love you.


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4/19/2012 08:57:00 am