The evening ended with the perfect sky as I walked out of the middle school and looked in the sky there was the perfect Maxie Moon (the rising crescent) in a rare alignment with Venus. Pure perfect unplanned but predicted genius. I looked at that and I decided the Universe right now is in perfect alignment. It really is...And i hated to admit to my self. I am really happy right now. I really am.. Like Mike Stipe twisting spoons seeing flowers in full bloom. Its a nice place to be. I write with full inspiration tonight with very little regard, well some with reader acceptance. Very inspired really.
I went to see Faust the musical tonight with Marina and Max. The DaVinci middle school does such a fine job with with everything they touch and tonight was no different. Kids these days are way better than we were as kids, and that where parenting comes in. Those with loving caring parents. I watched the play tonight and seriously tears came to my eyes, even after the show watching some proud parents and teachers. I really have no grasp of what makes the human voice so beautiful, but I know when I hear one. Amazing Grace is possibly one of the prettiest songs on the planet.
And of course on the way home I get back to sub-reality. The driver side window on my car has been broken for a while and predictably it just stops working. It left me driving home with the window open during a driving rain storm just five days ago I decided never to to use it again. But, today I drove into the car wash on the way home from the play and stupidly pull down the window at the car wash. And then I pull into the car wash with water torrents running amok remembering my driver side window may not work. I had to put the windo down to put money in the machine. I relate the story back to the kids and they laugh like crazy and somewhere out of the sparklejetstream the window decides to work. Realistically I should have drowned in the car or taken an earlier shower.. I did neither.
But back when watching the musical I came to a very steadfast conclusion or maybe it was an epiphony as to why everything sparkles just quite right.
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