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Saturday, June 30, 2007



One of the most subtly beautiful songs I have ever heard. I have to keep repeating it. It speaks to the bittersweet nostalgic feeling of being alive to all of the joy and tragedy in the world, viewed through the lens of the effects of the passage of time on relationships and moments that we can never relive.


5:59 PM


By jen the man

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