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"…..I’f we’d come down here for a funeral instead of a wedding, that we might actually all be getting along. Now, basic question ‘what does that mean?’ And the only conclusion I’ve been able to come to, is that death is actually a more unifying force within family than love. And that’s a mind blowing concept."

Elliot (Ezra Miller) from Another Happy Day (via taimatsukami)

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"The opposite of love is not hate, it’s indifference. The opposite of art is not ugliness, it’s indifference. The opposite of faith is not heresy, it’s indifference. And the opposite of life is not death, it’s indifference."

Elie Wiesel, Night (via glitteringinstrument)

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A Happy Suicide

He submerged herself in death. Almost as if smiling in approval, the crystalline body danced wildly around him, sparkling, glistening, and shimmering against the drowning sun. Vivid thoughts of nothingness filled his frail figure. Salty waters kissed his dry, chapped lips. All the while, his lungs cried a tune of exasperation- a tune his mind was too deaf to hear.

The motion of the days dissolved. Under the current, there was no time, only a tip on the edge of nothingness. Complete and utter numbness. 

All of his lifetime he had waited for this precise moment- the moment that life, all that he knew, all that he had learned, would rush out of his body and come in contact with the true essence of his now fleeting soul. Not a moment did he dedicate to think about anything or anyone else.

His heart rejoiced in the pain his body felt. His dreams, at last, were renewed. Time had ceased to move forward. And life as he knew it had ended.

My perception of what would have happened if Jeff Buckley committed suicide. Follow my writing blog http://www.flashes-of-light.tumblr.com

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