No Purpose Rant

Better have a good subwoofer... one dance and all the rest vocal trance.

Interestingly enough I was going to write something about patience. You know, how one might want something really bad, but due to annoying little things he has to keep putting it off? So, I guess that would have to wait a bit. I was just browsing "What's hot" on Google+ and I came across this post which I found reflecting my personal view on religion and/or system of belief and the qualities it should represent. The view was that of the Dalai Lama. In the past, in one of my many questions regarding religions, I read up on Buddhism and it's philosophy was certainly intriguing to me. Here is the post that I came across. I also added it below for those to lazy to click on the link .

Tonight will mark my first attempt to Greek (not exactly) poetry. I scribbled it today on my way to and from work. My apologies to those that will not understand the below... you can try running it through a translator, but a lot will get lost in translation. I have also included another poem, one of my favourites, by Khalil Gibran, for your entertainment.  To those that will understand it, love it or hate it, just be gentle :) 

Lately, and by that I mean since last night, I have been thinking about mistakes one could have made and if any of them are truly are irreparable. Been mulling over this for the better part of the day. I had nothing concrete so I decided to wing it, and just press publish when I thought I thought this post was complete Short answer: there are no irreparable mistakes.