[Mystery] Can you figure this one out?
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How's everyone's brains feeling? Getting a tad hot? You should look into cooling fans or something...lol
Nothing stellar, sorry. ^_^ A lot more philosophical than that.
Nope, sorry. ^_^
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Try looking at things one line at a time, that may help, and pay attention to the following line if it seems related to the last. ^_^
Yes, it has to do with life, that's certainly an aspect. ^_^ Not the blood kind though, the red and blue means something, but not that.
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Ooooh, this one is close, my precious...Gollum! Not so much to take seize of it, but able to earn it. That's part of what it's saying, there's actually a lot of meanings to just that first paragraph by itself, some maybe even too deep to describe.
Nope, sorry. ^_^
You couldn't possibly be as stoned as I am, that would be...well...impossible, you'd have to do something stronger than THC, cause I've got it pure to the brain, homie. ^_^
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To earn peace? The north and south believe their way is the right way, while the one above knows what the true answer to peace is and how to obtain it.
The last paragraph... I'm not so sure. "All who have are guilty" of some sort of crime to 'achieve' what they have, like they've stolen from those who are worthless?
The last paragraph... I'm not so sure. "All who have are guilty" of some sort of crime to 'achieve' what they have, like they've stolen from those who are worthless?
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One can grasp their own meaning from that paragraph, but the next one doesn't make sense to you because that's not the intended meaning. Really good though, nice one. ^_^
It's easier to make tea, actually, and it doesn't take but a little bit of some decent bud ground up. I'll give you my recipe if you'd like, it takes 30 minutes and gets your soaring for hours. ^_^
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ME WANT RECIPE!!! please=DYou sure you don't want to trip balls for eight hours?
and my guess is the true meaning of life is knowing your mistakes, instead of blaming someone else, work on them, make them something positive. help others with their mistake because only then life is worth living. ???
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Okay...I'll have mercy on your poor souls and reveal what the first paragraph means. Keep in mind that the first paragraph is merely related to the rest. The key does lie in understanding it though. Me explaining it will do nothing if you don't understand it.
Too long the wait,
And long I have waited.
This has to do somewhat with what Zyynn said. Waiting, being patient, biding ones time. It takes forever for that to pay off, so most don't tread the path and do what they know will work. Being patient can also mean hardship and sacrifice. For those that have experienced what time can do when it's not on your side, and still you must be patient, it can lead to a new awareness of life, the world around you, and the people in it.
Too narrow the pass,
And narrowly I have passed.
The hardships, the pain and even just the times when everything was fine, but it was still serious. Partying hard, getting screwed over, making mistakes, just plain old experience even. You chained your bike to a tree, then someone came along, sawed off the limb and stole it. That will happen to you (hasn't to me, but I'm not dumb enough to chain my bike to a tree).
This part also has to do with the extra effort it takes to make it. It's about the fire burning inside you, and no matter what you'll succeed. You'll force your dreams to come true no matter what it takes, and anyone that stands in your way must have a death sentence. It's about the anger that some of us posses, that we were born with, and the world will be consumed by it if it's allowed to.
The first paragraph has to be understood though, it really can't be explained very well. ^_^
Too long the wait,
And long I have waited.
This has to do somewhat with what Zyynn said. Waiting, being patient, biding ones time. It takes forever for that to pay off, so most don't tread the path and do what they know will work. Being patient can also mean hardship and sacrifice. For those that have experienced what time can do when it's not on your side, and still you must be patient, it can lead to a new awareness of life, the world around you, and the people in it.
Too narrow the pass,
And narrowly I have passed.
The hardships, the pain and even just the times when everything was fine, but it was still serious. Partying hard, getting screwed over, making mistakes, just plain old experience even. You chained your bike to a tree, then someone came along, sawed off the limb and stole it. That will happen to you (hasn't to me, but I'm not dumb enough to chain my bike to a tree).
This part also has to do with the extra effort it takes to make it. It's about the fire burning inside you, and no matter what you'll succeed. You'll force your dreams to come true no matter what it takes, and anyone that stands in your way must have a death sentence. It's about the anger that some of us posses, that we were born with, and the world will be consumed by it if it's allowed to.
The first paragraph has to be understood though, it really can't be explained very well. ^_^
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Augh...! I think I'm wrong because... Yeah.
Well youve explained the first. But I think your second paragraph is talking about how those who walk the path of patients are abandoned as many have succumbed to that which quickly leads to reward. But those who walk that road are lost because they face unfulfilling successes although constant-ish. The paragraph gose on to highlight how people on both walks learn alot although they learn different things, so they never really see.
I think the third then gose on to put emphasis on perspective north, south, east and west represent people in different places( in their lives, own roads or points of view) either understanding the decision to take that certain road, not understanding or just never really realising that those options were really there in the first place. But the one above represents one who can see all perspectives clearly and therefore is the only one who really understands.
And... I don't really get the last paragraph or not all of it can be related clearly with what I think the rest means... And that makes me think I'm wrong! Well atleast this gave me something to think about because I was bored. I don't think I would've been bothered any other time!
Well youve explained the first. But I think your second paragraph is talking about how those who walk the path of patients are abandoned as many have succumbed to that which quickly leads to reward. But those who walk that road are lost because they face unfulfilling successes although constant-ish. The paragraph gose on to highlight how people on both walks learn alot although they learn different things, so they never really see.
I think the third then gose on to put emphasis on perspective north, south, east and west represent people in different places( in their lives, own roads or points of view) either understanding the decision to take that certain road, not understanding or just never really realising that those options were really there in the first place. But the one above represents one who can see all perspectives clearly and therefore is the only one who really understands.
And... I don't really get the last paragraph or not all of it can be related clearly with what I think the rest means... And that makes me think I'm wrong! Well atleast this gave me something to think about because I was bored. I don't think I would've been bothered any other time!
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Wow, that was fast.
I think the last doesn't make sense because of your understanding of the rest. ^_^