I sit alone
In my solemn cage
Staring at
the lines of age
Lines of woe
lines of regret
The lines I've made
since we first met
There's one for my past
and the future I see
There's one for you
and one for me
A falling tear
a mounting pain
Knowing tomorrow
will be the same
I'll sit alone
in my cage and cry
The tears will fall
I won't know why
I'm sometimes dark
sometimes light
I'm always wrong
and never right
Somewhere between
my pleasure and pain
I'll find a moment
and whisper your name
I'll give my heart
that moment in time
Where I am yours
and you are mine
...I’m losing my heart...I’m losing my pride...I’d burn our initials in the sun if it would shine. I need a fresh start, I was in heaven until this world fell apart...I’m out on the run...I’m out in this empty space, since all of this begun. Well I tried, I tried...I hold on, I hold on...I can't let go. And you don't know how I feel... Hold on, I hold on...I’d sell my soul. And you don't know how I feel...
Saturday, June 23, 2007
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Friday, June 22, 2007
Huff and puff
What is it about summer that makes us want to get out and get moving. Every Wednesday night the ward here does Ultimate Frisbee. For those of you new to the sport, it's sort of like football. Two teams, one "kicks off" the other catches and tries to run back across the field to score. Only catch if you have the frisbee, you can't move. So there is a lot of running. A lot of running. Happily I stood on the sidelines for half of it, trying to get some practice in with my camera.
So we went this week. I've wanted to go since it began about a month ago, but that being Chris's first day off of the week it's always been hard. Roland and Chris played basketball while we waited for someone to show up with an actual frisbee. The they practiced a bit, before splitting and begining.
I was expecting something along the lines of "half assed", not to say anything bad against these guys. But, I mean it's frisbee...and boy was I wrong.
They ran and jumped, swatted and blocked. It was rather entertaining to watch.
Everyone is welcomed to play, all the way down to the young ones. A little dirt and grass makes kids happy. Pria hopped on the field and ran with Chris after the frisbee for a few minutes even.
They get chances to catch and throw, sometimes better then the big kids.
But not always. Long throws were hard to nail down. Wind and to be honest a frisbee isn't the most exact thing to be tossing. But a few of the guys have practiced lots and got it down pat.
Long passes come down to fighting in the goal to catch or block it. Some of the blocks were a bit more questionable then others, but in good fun.
As the evening wore on more people showed up, MST must get later in the summer.
It was a good night's worth of fun. Lots of laughing and I got my chance to run and suck at throwing a frisbee. I of course was the only one to take of one of the kids. Resilent Drew, took the blow and kept on trucking. My forearm is slightly black and blue from the collison, I'm glad he wasn't really hurt.
I can't wait til next week :)
Posted by Angie at 3:54 AM 4 comments