| The Promise: 'For God so loved the world that he gave his one and ony Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.' John 3:16 |
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| I think that during the course of childhood, there has been a time when we refuse to sleep. I remember I would stay awake and read, or play on my gameboy. When I got a little older it was aimlessly surfing the net. It was 56k then. In my youth I used to pride myself in being able to survive without sleep. Sleepovers would be sleep-less, and full of fun pursuits. I used to refuse sleep, to conquer sleep was something I would do quite often back then. I used to be the boy who wouldn't sleep. But that was back then. Right now, sleep is my companion. my necessity, my purpose. Now I cannot survive without sleep. If I don't get enough sleep during the week, I make up for it on weekends. But as for tonight, I'm still the boy who wouldn't sleep. Paper and presentation for tomorrow, how will I fare tonight? That remains to be seen. je pense a toi |
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| Hooked to this song at the moment. What I find interesting is that no one really knows what this song is about. This song tells a story, but is it just a fabricated story? or is it based on a real one? I guess only the author knows. There has been a lot of speculation and interpretations, but unless the author confirms it, nobody knows if it is true or not. Thus is the nature of composition. Every composition has meaning, but it doesn't mean everyone can understand it. Sometimes the meaning is straightforward. Sometimes it is obscure and known only to the composer. Other times, it might seem straightforward, but in fact the meaning is totally different. Only the author knows. The author alone chooses to reveal the meaning. maybe he likes to keep the audience guessing, speculating, theorising. Maybe he wants the audience to discover the meaning for themselves. Maybe it was only composed for one person, or for the author himself. "I know of a little boy, who'd like to play with a little girl. All day long there'd be joy, in our very own dream world" |
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