Providence

May 29, 2008

Sometimes, I feel that rainfall is the direct result upon the window to the soul. Happiness cannot be dampened by actual wetness, and melancholy will be forever prolonged by it. It is, however; seemingly difficult to be melancholic while the sun is beating upon you. It is, therefore, to be concluded, that it is in fact, easier, to be happy. Unless, one lives in London. Which could be why so many prolific writers are indeed, British. The weather here has been dreary to the point of flooding. In fact, massive flooding that the area has not seen in many years. The mountains are weeping their Spring tears, and the clouds, add to the swell of the rivers daily. Our little valley has indeed become more river than valley.

Although I fear I may die of dampness, I have always been extreme in my emotions, dying, also meaning, slightly uncomfortable. Yet, it moves me to actually believe in the contrast of life. For, without bad, good cannot exist, without melancholy, there cannot be happiness, and without rain, sunshine can never be appreciated.

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  • 1. Joan Mathilda Horsefeathers  |  May 29, 2008 at 2:27 am

    “and rain
    will make the flowers
    grow………’
    Les Miserable

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Hi. My name is Jess. I am one of nearly a million people that live in Montana. I have freakishly small feet for my height, and I’m terribly afraid of smallpox. Not contracting smallpox so much as the disease itself. Ok, both. I write about many various things, including, but not limited to, building houses (and being bad at it), cooking (and being good at it), living in the boonies, my frightening old man neighbor and my mother. They don’t know each other.

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